Voici le passage intéressant en V.O.:
Painters, musicians, entrepreneurs, writers, chiropractors, accountants--we all fail far more than we succeed. We fail at closing a sale or playing a note. We fail at an idea for a series of paintings or the theme for a trade show booth.
But we succeed far more often than people who have no ideas at all.
Someone asked me where I get all my good ideas, explaining that it takes him a month or two to come up with one and I seem to have more than that. I asked him how many bad ideas he has every month. He paused and said, "none."
And there, you see, is the problem.
Combien de mauvaises idées avez-vous chaque mois?
C'est super, d'avoir des mauvaises idées! Ca veut dire que l'on se rapproche d'une bonne. Bien sûr, ce qu'il ne dit pas, l'ami Seth, c'est qu'encore faut-il être capable de discerner le bon grain de l'ivraie. C'est ça, en fait, ce que l'on appelle le talent.
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