"If you’re going to become good at something, you have to
take the kinds of risks that mean you’ll fail because you won’t know what
you’re doing . . . that’s what a risk means, by definition.
“So you have to practice . .
. with everybody watching. And then you eventually become good at it . . . and you no longer have to look
good because then you are good enough to say, ‘Oh, I made a mistake.’ You need
to get rid of this false pride that says, you know, everything we do we have to
succeed in right away. You have to have real confidence to say, ‘Oh, sorry. My
mistake. I screwed that up. How can I fix it?’ Because if you believe you
are a mistake, which is what our people believe about who they are, then you
have to defend everything you do . . . ”
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