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"It doesn't. So we hedge our bets. We keep one foot out the door. We hold something back just in case. But let me tell you something I've learned from 40 years of. 40 years of living, 40 years of moving from the island to America at 13. From building businesses and communities and relationships. The pain of incompleteness is worse than the pain of wholehearted failure. I promise you. When you lose something you loved halfway, you don't just grieve the loss."
"It doesn't. So we hedge our bets. We keep one foot out the door. We hold something back just in case. But let me tell you something I've learned from 40 years of. 40 years of living, 40 years of moving from the island to America at 13. From building businesses and communities and relationships. The pain of incompleteness is worse than the pain of wholehearted failure. I promise you. When you lose something you loved halfway, you don't just grieve the loss."
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"It doesn't. So we hedge our bets. We keep one foot out the door. We hold something back just in case. But let me tell you something I've learned from 40 years of. 40 years of living, 40 years of moving from the island to America at 13. From building businesses and communities and relationships. The pain of incompleteness is worse than the pain of wholehearted failure. I promise you. When you lose something you loved halfway, you don't just grieve the loss."
"It doesn't. So we hedge our bets. We keep one foot out the door. We hold something back just in case. But let me tell you something I've learned from 40 years of. 40 years of living, 40 years of moving from the island to America at 13. From building businesses and communities and relationships. The pain of incompleteness is worse than the pain of wholehearted failure. I promise you. When you lose something you loved halfway, you don't just grieve the loss."