Let yourself fall down more
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Let yourself fall down more
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#2Highly recommend Rodney Mullen's public speaking on the greater value of Skateboarding and the importance of falling (i.e., it teaches you how to get back up).
https://player.vimeo.com/video/77731599?title=0&byline=0&por...
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#3Falling down when you're 50+ is a HELLAVA lot riskier than falling down when you're younger.
This appears to be a blog post about risk tolerance - which of course changes dramatically depending on lots of factors. If I fall as a middle-aged person, I'm much more likely to cause permanent, irreparable harm to myself - which, maybe not worth the rewards.
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#4You skate, sing, code and play saxophone? That's pretty badass.
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#5> But the thing is? Falling doesn't have to be dangerous
Every time you use a question mark in place of a comma? A kitten dies.
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#6Falling is a skill like any other - the more you fall, the better you get at it.
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#7> But the thing is? Falling doesn't have to be dangerous Every time you use a question mark in place of a comma? A kitten dies.
question marks for non-questions drive me crazy. when i read them i hear an annoying tone, that's all. makes me vomit.
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#8My grandfather fell down, broke his leg and then died in the hospital.
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#9Re: Let yourself fall down more
#10Falling is a skill like any other - the more you fall, the better you get at it.
doing something more doesn't make you better at it. learning to do it better is what makes you better. people are quite capable of doing a lot of something without ever getting better.