If You’ve Never Failed, You’re Not Trying Hard Enough.

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By CANTON WINER

MANAGING EDITOR

Please stop trying to be perfect.

Many of us have this twisted notion that everything we do must be flawless. Any flaw or failure is a sign of weakness. Any less-than-intelligent question is a sign of stupidity. I’m here to tell you that this is a total crock.

Our fear of failure often keeps us from succeeding. We are reluctant to try new things because we might not be good at them. Life, however, is a trial and error process. We all stumble a few — or maybe more than a few — times, but we usually get back up.

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via From the Desk of Canton Winer, Managing Editor.

About Canton Winer

Canton is a recent graduate of Fordham University in New York City where he majored in Sociology and American Studies. Currently based in Shanghai, Canton is a contributor at Groundswell Magazine. He is also a former Collegiate Correspondent at USA TODAY and former Managing Editor at The Fordham Ram. Travelling, eating Indian food, and drinking coffee are among his passions, and he hopes to someday perfect the art of making a flawless tostone. You can follow Canton on Twitter @CantonWiner.

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