Face Failure Characteristics of Leaders Who Have Successfully Recovered from Significant Setbacks

Exploring the origins of the word "fail," the book delves into its French root, "faillir," meaning "to almost do," and its Latin ancestor, "fallere," which translates to "deceive." This etymology suggests that failure is tied to unfulfilled intentions, leading to a sense of deception for those who had faith in the outcome. The analysis highlights the deeper implications of failure in human experience and perception.