“Failure is always an option”
— Adam Savage
Simplified Meaning:
When we say "failure is always possible," we're acknowledging that not everything we try will work out perfectly. Imagine learning to ride a bicycle. The first time you hop on, you might fall. That's okay because falling is part of the learning process. Every time you get back on the bike after a fall, you get a little better. Mistakes and failures aren't something to be scared of—they're simply steps on the way to getting it right. In history, consider Thomas Edison, who tried hundreds of times to make a light bulb before finding success. He didn't see those attempts as failures but as finding out what didn't work. This mindset can help us keep going when things are hard. Instead of feeling bad about failing, we can learn and try again. This way, realizing that failure is an option helps us grow and improve.
