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In 'Great Manual of Failure', the author raises how much better the world would be if we didn't measure it just for our triumphs. In the end, who loses the most in the long run, who does not get something that has been proposed or who only thinks about what he can get?
In 'Great Manual of Failure', the author raises how much better the world would be if we didn't measure it just for our triumphs. In the end, who loses the most in the long run, who does not get something that has been proposed or who only thinks about what he can get?
