Would you quit doing something you love if you sucked at it? Why? Humiliation? Frustration? Embarrassment? Is it possible to LOVE a hobby for it's own sake, and find value in it's pursuit that transcends mere improvement?
Maybe if we give up the pressure to be great at everything we can just be happier and enjoy it more.
So here's the question: when was the last time you bravely tried something knowing you might fall on your face and SUCK?
We sit down to talk about learning points from Karen Rinaldi's fascinating book, "(It's Great To) Suck At Something", and figure out why sucking is ok, how to let go of ego, and what can be gained from failure.
