What is one thing you would do if you knew you could not fail?

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  • Actually talk to people without the fear of rejection (long story)

  • edited July 2023

    Failure is not an end to an endeavor, but instead, a learned lesson in the pursuit of one. No truly great thing has ever been accomplished without failure along the way. An accomplished task without some form of failure along the way is a trivial matter.

  • Stub my damn toe when I least expected it.

  • End the pain that I see others experiencing so that they can have a more enjoyable existence.

  • I just watched The Dropout on Hulu about the downfall of Elizabeth Holmes, and this was one of the first quotes she used to inspire all the people she scammed. So first I'd make sure that whatever I did didn't harm people.

    I think I would make my own television series.

  • My answer to your therapist is, "complete this assignment."
    I equate success with happiness, not winning. Failure isn't horrible; I never discount the wonderfulness of "failure," without those lessons, I wouldn't have my successes. My 25-year marriage ended, but I won't chalk it up to "failure," even though others try to. We're still great friends, we just knew it was done. And my journey since then has been incredible and so adventurous!

  • [Deleted User]tristan013 (deleted user)

    Start a business

  • [Deleted User]MsCarissa23 (deleted user)
    edited July 2023

    I wanna be rich ////win the lottery!!! I need $3 million!!

  • I wish I knew, I fail at a lot of things....

  • Start a holistic practice that heals people of cancer of any kind.

  • [Deleted User]HiVizHazard (deleted user)

    I would, live.

  • Cure cancer.

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