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I like to think that there are no failures, just unexpected learning experiences on the way to something else. This sounds like one. Thanks for the post. Looki

• rewind 13y ago
  I think this is a good attitude in a general sense, but I don't think failure needs to be sugar-coated. If you have a goal, set out to achieve it, and you don't, then you failed. If you learned some valuable lessons along the way, that's great. If you deny failure, I think that's being dishonest with yourself so you don't feel so bad. Failure should feel bad as much as success should feel good.