If you die, you're not a failure.
This quote reminds us that failure is often associated with the outcome of our efforts, but it doesn't define our worth or identity. Even in the face of death or setbacks, our intrinsic value remains, and life holds qualities beyond mere success or failure. Embracing this perspective can foster resilience and reduce fear of failure, encouraging us to take risks and live authentically without the paralyzing fear of ultimate failure. It's a comforting reminder that the true measure of a person isn't in the failures they encounter, but in their willingness to continue despite challenges.