1.0 link 53843 http://www.huffingtonpost.com/laura-zigman/succeeding-at-failure_b_53843.html One of my favorite things to do in life is to isolate a personal failure, obsess about it, publicly confess to it, embrace it, and then find some sort of scientific evidence to prove that it wasn't actually my fault after all. If I'm feeling particularly insecure, I'll even try to make the case that the failure in question is actually a good thing -- thereby making it a success by default. But that latter flourish is just icing...

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