You know the saying: It’s good to learn from your mistakes?
I think it’s overrated.
Yeah, sure, you should absolutely learn from what didn’t work so you can improve your chances of something else working in the future.…

Wouldn’t it be great if there was a magic button you could push and all your dreams would come true? Or at least some of them?
I was reading Arnold Scharzenegger’s recent memoir, Be Useful, and in it he says: “If there is one unavoidable truth in this world, it’s that there is no substitute for putting in the work.…
