Summary:
The book explores the concept that embracing failure and learning from it is essential for personal and professional growth. It combines personal anecdotes, research, and case studies to illustrate how individuals and organizations can use setbacks as a foundation for future success.
Key points:
1. Accepting Failure: McArdle states that failure is a normal part of life and success. We should see it as a chance to grow, not something to fear.
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