I like this insight. When we think about 'grit' and the ability to fail and fail but keep trying, and have the confidence to persevere, isn't this a negative th

I like this insight. When we think about 'grit' and the ability to fail and fail but keep trying, and have the confidence to persevere, isn't this a negative thing when the point of view is from one who is already competent? I tell my students that it all comes down to staying humble concerning your abilities, but to take initiative and be perhaps presumptuous or arrogant in your goals. Dunning-Kruger can be viewed as someone who will never make it; but just as easily as someone who has not yet made it and is on the path to success.