Who among us has not failed? Every one of my clients has. Friends and family members, lawyers with whom I have practiced, people I know and people I don’t, have. I look at myself each morning and see someone who has failed many times. The most fortunate of us however, learn from our mistakes and failures, figure things out and move on with our lives.

Mere improvement and success after failure should be enough. But there can be more—redemption. Redemption is not merely correcting and overcoming mistakes. It is the uplifting consequence of achievement against all odds, even after the slings and arrows of perceived failure diminish and damage self-esteem.

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