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Liveinjapan Posted 16 years ago
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Pass ... on your way to..
You always pass failure on your way to success.
Does this indicate that 'you won't succeed if you remain to be afraid of making mistakes'?
Or does this mean 'you have succeeded without making any mistakes'?
Thanks.
Does this indicate that 'you won't succeed if you remain to be afraid of making mistakes'?
Or does this mean 'you have succeeded without making any mistakes'?
Thanks.
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It's a vague concept, and I think your first analysis is closer to being to correct. You might also interpret it as something like: "You don't have to win all the battles in order to win the war".
- It's a vague concept, and I think your first analysis is closer to being to correct.
- You might also interpret it as something like: "You don't have to win all the battles in order to win the war".
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It's a vague concept, and I think your first analysis is closer to being to correct. You might also interpret it as something like: "You don't have to win all the battles in order to win the war".
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