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Failures remove
the narrow “forward-only” tunnel vision that
success often reinforces.
When everything
goes well, we rarely question our assumptions.
But when something breaks, we’re forced to look
left, right, and behind – discovering options,
allies, and strategies we never noticed.
How this benefits you:
→ Breaks narrow
“forward‑only” thinking and widens your field of
vision
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Reveals blind spots in your thinking
and hidden assumptions
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Helps you notice alternative paths to your
goal
→ Builds
creative intelligence, encourages and
sparks creative problem‑solving instead of rigid
persistence
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Failure expands your field of vision. |
