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A wise person once noted: “As
long as you get back up more times than you fall, you’ll be okay.”
It’s the rising after a fall that is the critical piece.
-Mozart was told that his opera The Marriage of Figaro had “too
many notes.”
-Thomas Edison was considered unteachable as a youngster.
-Albert Einstein was told by a Munich schoolmaster that he would “never amount to much.”
“Our
greatest glory consists not in ever falling, but in rising every time we fall.”
Oliver
Goldsmith
P Michael Biggs
Offering
Up-Moments
One
Moment at a Time