Thank you for the comment Barry. It's surprising how sometimes the things we fear, are often the most gratifying (after the fact). Depending on the type of work you do, failure can mean different things. For most of us, our work doesn't involve saving lives, so failure is more subjective. With marketing or social media programs, the willingness to experiment, try different venues, different methods of communicating and creating great stories people want to hear (not just preaching products) is what we should be able to do freely. Having a death grip on the status quo because it's how it's always been (even if it no longer works), is what many teams get caught up in. These are the ones who need to innovate, but who resist it the most.