Falling Into 2022 with no fear of failure
Jan 15, 2022
1 min read
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A new-year piece about not fearing failure works when it names a specific thing that went wrong. Cropping one frame into several aspect ratios is what Image 2.5 Sunburst does.
The post really made me think about facing a new year without worrying too much about slipping up or getting things wrong. When I was swamped with deadlines and trying to stay positive, I used undergraduate level course help to keep my work from falling behind while I focused on moving forward. I remember waking up early to set small goals and it helped me see failure as a step in growing.