1. Because you haven’t failed enough
Because you’re comfortable in your mediocrity. Because you choose not to try.
Because it’s easier to talk about learning that new language than actually learning it.
Because you think everything is too hard or too complicated, so you’ll just ‘sit this one out,’ or maybe you’ll ‘do it tomorrow.’
Because you hate your job but won’t get a new one. Because it’s easy to reject rejection.
Because while you’re sitting around failing to try, I’m out there trying to fail, challenging myself, learning new things, and failing as fast as possible.
Because as I fail, I learn and then adjust my course to make sure my path is always forward. Like annealed steel, I’ve been through the fire and pounded into shape. The shape of a sword with polished edges and a razor-sharp blade that’ll cut you in half if you’re not equally hardened.