Sara Blakely: Learning to Fail
At the dinner table, most kids are usually asked some variation of this question: “So what did you learn today?” Or maybe, the vague question:
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At the dinner table, most kids are usually asked some variation of this question: “So what did you learn today?” Or maybe, the vague question:
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Long before Albert Einstein became the world-famous physicist and iconic genius, he was of course, a kid. While his innate talents and personality quirks were
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