Hey Bogdan!

Man, if I could just have about 6 months to write a short book about some of the failures that I have had, and then finding a way to overcome them with Successes, I would have it made. Often, if not always, when someone tells you no or that you are a failure, Always know that you are never alone and that you can just keep on truckin until you get all of the yea's that you need and more. All it takes is for you to just get back up and try again!

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Hi Bogdan,

    If we didn't fail, how would we learn to succeed?

  Thank you, Bogdan.

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Deborah

Hello Bogdan!  :-)

Great quote! If anyone should know about failure it would be a Baseball player. A really good hitter usually has about a 300 batting average and that means that he's only successful about a third of the time.

We have many great people from the past who just wouldn't give up no matter what, for example, Abraham Lincoln and Thomas Edison. If you know there life stories then you know that they failed many times but look what they achieved in their time.

So I say try try again till you succeed and learn from your mistakes.

P.S. For anyone who doesn't know, the Post-it notepads you see around offices were created from a mistake. The inventor was trying to create a strong adhesive and instead came up with that weak adhesive you see behind Post-its and made Millions from it. Now that's the kind of failure I'd like to achieve. lol

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Henry Louis Aaron
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Induction Information
Elected to Hall of Fame by Baseball Writers in 1982, Player
406 votes on 415 ballots   97.83%
Hall of Fame plaque for Hank Aaron

Born: February 5, 1934, in Mobile, Alabama
ML Debut: 4/13/1954
Primary Position: Right Fielder
Bats: R   Throws: R   Primary Uniform #: 44

Played For: Indianapolis Clowns (1952), Milwaukee Braves (1954-1965), Atlanta Braves (1966-1974), Milwaukee Brewers (1975-1976)
Primary Team: Milwaukee Braves

Post-Season: 1957 World Series, 1958 World Series, 1969 NLCS
Awards: All-Star (25): 1955-1975; National League Most Valuable Player 1957; Gold Glove (3): 1958-1960
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