Quote by Amy Tan

I didn't fear failure. I expected failure.

I didn't fear failure. I expected failure.

Summary

This quote reflects the mindset of someone who approaches challenges with a realistic perspective. Rather than being afraid of failure, this individual anticipates it as a natural part of the process. They embrace the possibility of failure, which can lead to a stronger sense of resilience and determination. By expecting failure, they are mentally prepared to learn from their mistakes and persist until they achieve success. This quote highlights the importance of a healthy relationship with failure as a catalyst for growth and progress.

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By Amy Tan

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