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"...new product development... requires this kind of failure on the way to greatness."

Again, I agree. A product's worth shouldn't all be measured by metrics being on the up and up.

You never grow if you don't learn. Learning comes from reflection, rather things went well or terribly.

It pays to be analytical, if not thoughtful, rather than reactive.

I do relate to the point made about working. A good work day is determined by completing tangible goals. The more vague my goal is, the less productive I feel, let alone know what to do with. Am I doing this well? What can I show myself that I did?

As a diligent worker, I shall read the book that was assigned to me by my manager. Will I like it? To be determined, but the 'revolutionary minded' men circle jerking isn't promising