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What are the "benefits of failure" according to Rowling? why do you think she discusses these?

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Failure strips away the inessential. You learn and become strong from failure. Failure gives insecurities that you never attend by examinations. I teaches you things that you couldn’t have learned no other way. That way you are stronger and secure in your ability to survive.

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She really says this in the video, You are Welcome

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