One of the quotes I found for yesterday's post was by Alfred North Whitehead. I'll leave out the details, but at least point you to information on him at wikipedia.
I know and have worked with a good amount of entrepreneurs. Most, if not all, tell people who want to start a business or create a product that they will fail at some point, but that they have to learn from it and keep moving forward. I think the quote below is the most succinct way of putting that, and it involves all aspects of the world, not just business and innovation.
"Error is the price we pay for progress." - Alfred North Whitehead, Process and Reality: An Essay in Cosmology (1929)
What errors have you recently made that have helped you make progress?
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