| Let me introduce a man who lived by the
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| | Dream big and dare to fail.
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| motto, "dream big and dare to fail."
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| | Quotes Difficult times have helped me to
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| Norman Vaughan recently died a few days
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| | understand better than before how
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| after his 100th birthday.
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| | infinitely rich and beautiful life is in
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| Vaughan served as dog handler and driver
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| | every way and that so many things that
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| in Admiral Richard Byrd's expedition to
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| | one goes worrying about are of no
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| the South Pole in 1928. He drove the dog
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| | importance whatsoever. Isak Dinesen
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| teams 1,500 miles across Antarctica to
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| | Behind every success is a succession of
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| collect scientific data.
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| | failures. Rick Beneteau
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| Just a few days before his 89th birthday,
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| | The person interested in success has to
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| Vaughan and his wife returned to
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| | learn to view failure as a healthy,
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| Antarctica and climbed to the top of
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| | inevitable part of the process of getting
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| 10,320-foot Mount Vaughan, the mountain
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| | to the top. Dr. Joyce Brothers
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| named in his honor.
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| | The successful man will profit from his
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| Norman Vaughan sought adventure all his
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| | mistakes and try again in a different
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| life.
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| | way. Dale Carnegie
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| He finished the 1,100 mile Iditarod Trail
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| | Even a mistake may turn out to be the one
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| Sled Dog Race six times after age 70. At
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| | thing necessary to a worthwhile
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| age 96 he carried the Olympic Torch-70
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| | achievement. Henry Ford
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| years after he competed in the Olympic
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| | The man who makes no mistakes does not
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| Games as a sled dog racer.
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| | usually make anything. Theodore Roosevelt
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| Vaughan planned to climb Mount Vaughan
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| | A life spent making mistakes is not only
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| again to celebrate his 100th birthday,
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| | more honorable, but more useful than a
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| but his funding fell short.
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| | life spent doing nothing. George Bernard
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| He wrote two books, "With Byrd at the
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| | Shaw
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| Bottom of the World," the story of his
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| | To swear off making mistakes is very
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| South Pole adventure, and "My Life of
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| | easy. All you have to do is swear off
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| Adventure," about his other exploits.
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| | having ideas. Leo Burnett
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| Norman Vaughan lived his motto, "dream
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| | You may have to fight a battle more than
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| big and dare to fail" for 100 years.
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| | once to win it. Margaret Thatcher
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| You may not drive a dog team across
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| | Failure is a detour, not a dead-end
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| Antarctica, but you can dream big and
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| | street. Zig Ziglar
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| dare to fail.
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| | I've missed more than 9,000 shots in my
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| Most big dreams have associated risks.
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| | career. I have lost almost 300 games. On
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| And many people trade their big dreams
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| | 26 occasions I've been entrusted to take
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| for comfort and safety.
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| | the game winning shot…and missed. And I
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| Don't trade away your dreams for a little
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| | have failed over and over and over again
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| comfort. Have you have always swallowed
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| | in my life. And that's why…I succeed.
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| your big dreams-afraid to put your lesser
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| | Michael Jordan
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| attainments at risk?
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| You will not succeed every step of the
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| | articles filled with reminders of what
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| will fail to meet your expectations at
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