Learning to Fail
Aaron DininStrategies for unlearning all the terrible lessons school taught you about failure, courtesy of that Duke professor who keeps popping up on your other social media feeds, too.
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The Failures You’ll Never Fix
A NOTE FROM DR. DININ: As promised in my email last week, welcome to the new newsletter. Swanky, huh? More importantly, it’s going to help me deliver more of what you’ve been asking for, starting with a full archive of the entire first year...
Fail Watching
Last week my family and I were in Iceland. By chance, the trip overlapped with my birthday, which was a coincidence rather than a plan, but it meant I had some unusual choices for how to spend it. I ultimately settled on whale watching, mos...
The First Inning
Last week, I took my family to a baseball game at our local minor league park. For the first couple of innings, my seven-year-old was perfectly content, mostly because she was eating snacks. By the third inning, she’d started fidgeting. By...
The Problem With Putting Out Fires
Before heading home from California this summer, my family and I visited Sequoia National Park. It’s home to the giant sequoias, which are the largest trees on the entire planet, including the General Sherman Tree, which is generally regard...
Living the Middle of the Story
This weekend, America turns 250, which means all my American readers will be grilling burgers, setting off fireworks, and celebrating the familiar story we’ve all absorbed since elementary school about how, on July 4th, 1776, a nation was b...
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