I'll tell you what's worse than failing, but I think you already know . . . Fear of failure is funny to me. It convinces you that not even giving yourself a **chance** is somehow the "smarter" move. If you believe aiming for more "realistic" objectives and "normal" standards means you'll experience less failure and disappointment, you're going to learn a hard lesson in the hardest way possible. What's worse than failing? Not even trying. Not even reaching. Not even pushing. If you fail, it's disappointing for sure. But you learned, you advanced, and you grew. If you don't even try, your whole life becomes the disappointment. And you can't escape that because it lives in you . . . until you decide to make a change and do something about it. I've said it here before and I'll continue to say it because you may need to hear this 💯x before you do something about it: ▪️Trying and failing is how you learn. ▪️Failing to try is how you hide.