> failure is the default. If you're not constantly fighting against failure, you're failing. This. Any success, let alone wild success is highly unlikely. Just

> failure is the default. If you're not constantly fighting against failure, you're failing. This. Any success, let alone wild success is highly unlikely. Just assume you’ll work on interesting problems and at some point you’ll realize either you or the problem will change in a way that makes disengaging the right answer.