Failure may not be an option, but it definitely represents one of the milestones to success. It doesn’t have to be massive. In fact, training yourself to fail in small ways can lead to larger accomplishments. How does this work? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Why You Should Tell Bad Jokes” and you’ll see how great comedians depend on bad jokes to make their acts better.
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