It’s a good counter point, but I don’t think it mimics the kind of failure embracing that Clark talks about. It is more a reframing of failure as a success of

It’s a good counter point, but I don’t think it mimics the kind of failure embracing that Clark talks about. It is more a reframing of failure as a success of learning and growing. E.g, while the project failed, you didn’t. You learned lessons and are stronger and better for it. You succeed.