Stop fearing failure. "There is no magic way to deal with failure, but this book offers you the essential tools to do so," says Peter Pretorius, one of the first flight instructors with paraplegia in the world. "A fascinating book, brilliantly written... I join Davido and Williams in their incredible effort to present failure experiences as opportunities for lifelong learning and problem solving, enabling success despite the shame, anxiety, and blame that failure strikingly evokes in our society," says Laurie Hollman, PhD, psychoanalyst and author of "Unlocking Personal Intelligence." We fear failure, a trait passed down through generations. We must replace this concept with a more evolved and dynamic one, allowing us to achieve goals in a new language, free from surrendering to any unsuccessful attempt or experience. Overcoming challenges and trying again is vital. Often, what we judge as failure is not, and it is necessary for our language to evolve accordingly. We spend much of our lives confronting failure, trying to give it meaning, yet it seems discouraging and destructive for both young and old. "Outstanding Failure" offers a roadmap for radical change, removing the term and concept of failure from education and human activities, with the potential to change our lives and redefine success.