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Meaning
The quote says that Babe Ruth's willingness to fail was part of what made him successful. It suggests that boldness and resilience can contribute to an impressive career.
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Originally said in English.
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About Simon Sinek
author and inspirational speaker on business leadership
Simon Oliver Sinek is an author and motivational speaker focused on business leadership. He is known for writing about leadership, purpose, and the ideas that shape effective organizations. His books include Start with Why, published in 2009, and The Infinite Game, published in 2019. His work is associated with leadership thinking and with explaining why some people and companies inspire lasting trust and commitment.
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Books by Simon Sinek
Start with why
2009
Leaders Eat Last
2014