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Very Good Lives

The Fringe Benefits of Failure and the Importance of Imagination
Summary:

The book presents the text of a commencement speech delivered by the author at Harvard University, in which she discusses the benefits of learning from failure and the crucial role of imagination in creating a fulfilling life. It offers personal anecdotes and insights, encouraging graduates to embrace their own potential and the power of empathy in making a difference in the world.

Key points:

1. Value of Failure: Rowling views failure as a stepping stone to success, using her own experiences as examples.

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