
Writing is part intuition and part trial and error, but mostly it’s very hard work.— Cheryl Strayed

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Jesse Paris Smith, co-founder of Pathway to Paris, shares her personal experience with learning through trial and error. And how it’s not only ok to make mistakes, it’s 100% necessary.
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We hear ya Jesse. Messing up is crucial to figuring out what works—and what doesn’t. (How else would we know not to go to the gym after happy hour?) Read about why the best way to learn is to try and fail.
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