If you think you know something, try explaining it. Thank the person that asked you. And refine what felt rough for when the next person asks.

Core element: how one responds to failure. From a place of confidence in your ability and process. Which won’t keep you absolved from failure, but rather one who presses on. Presses on to see results.

How did you frame it? Around your story? Around His story? Your part in His story.

What was taken from me, as well as the time lost. What was asked of me, more than I expected. What was received, an outcome better than planned.

One of the most beautiful and interesting things you can do is share what you’re learning. It prompts surprising interesting conversations with others. It edifies the conversation. It uncovers opportunities for connection.