This is a hearty conversation to your younger self who is full of dreams to be achieved. I wrote this book for those of you who have dreams, purpose, goals, aspirations, vision, and contributions to make. I wrote this dream for you who is almost giving up in your arena. I wrote this book for you because you too have many Aerodromes to be flown, many Apollos to land on the moon, many homeruns to hit, many Facebook to build, many Apple companies to create, many best-seller novels, many Nobel prizes, many awards and a great history to write both in your personal and the world where we live. My dear friend, failure is a step into your success. Failure is a feature in your process. Failure is part of the process. Failure shows you the way by showing you what is not the way. It is the feedback that you get on your way to success. And you only get feedback when you are in the action. You will get information when you are in the arena. You will get areas of improvement when you are plunging sixteen feet under. Do not allow the Langley mindset instead to choose to be the man in the arena. Choose to be Orville and Wilbur. Pause. Choose. Now this book will show you some of the steps you can take to overcome the critics who will throw stones at you. Some of the critics will be your voice. Do not allow your inner critic to talk you out of your flight. Stick to it because it is better to pay the price of sixteen feet plunge and still achieve your dream. It is better to fail greatly while doing something great because your place shall never be with those cold and timid souls who neither know victory nor defeat.
