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    How This Entrepreneur Got Ahead by Screwing Up

    Often catastrophes are not only salvageable but they can lead to some of the most valuable client relationships you'll have.
    by Colin Kingsbury Oct 01, 2017 2 minutes
    Source: PeopleImages | Getty Images
    PeopleImages | Getty Images

    There’s a saying among pilots about certain types of human error: “There are those who have, and those who will.” Starting and is much the same -- no matter how good you are, how hard you try or even how much you care, sooner or later you’re going to get it completely and horrifyingly wrong. The

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