The Haunted Cost of Failure: Why It Feels Like a Trick Without A Treat
Ever do something so stupid that you don't even want to admit it? I mean, something so embarrassing, it could ruin your reputation for the rest of your life? That's the very definition of failure. Failure is much easier to talk or even joke about when you're twenty years old. At age twenty you can do stupid career things and have a stupid business, quit your perfectly respectable job to pursue something more exciting, or just spend six months learning a skill that you will never use again before Christmas. Many people will shake their heads. You may even shake your own. Then you move on. But as you get older, the stakes get much higher. You may have a mortgage, or a family, or a solid career path that won't reset itself the second you try something new. You might have a reputation you don't want to ruin because it took you ten years to build it. Suddenly, failure becomes noticeable and highly important. Welcome back to Fear Factor 2. Join us as we...
