Perhaps not everyone is destined to make discoveries that change the world, or write a best-selling book. But most of us have aspirations to achieve something. And whatever your goals and ambitions, it’s valuable to understand that failure does not signal the end of all hope.

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In 2011 Leonard Cohen received the 2011 Prince of Asturias Award for Literature.

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At a school interview with my eldest son, several years ago, the interviewer introduced himself to me. "I'm Jay" he said.

Thank you to Scott Schuette and his team of "Learning Nerds" for inviting me to join in the fun.

Just as it’s a bad idea to go to the grocery store when you’re hungry (you know it leads to a cart filled with snacks that you *really don’t want to eat), it can be dangerous to our productivity to leave decisions about how we spend our time to the moment something is about to begin.