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What if your biggest failure could be the start of your greatest success? Richard Branson’s life proves that failure isn’t the end—it’s a stepping stone. Born in 1950, Branson struggled with dyslexia, making school hard. But instead of letting it hold him back, he started his first business, a magazine called *Student*, at just 16. In 1970, he launched a small mail-order record business. That little idea turned into *Virgin Records*, which signed groundbreaking artists like the Sex Pistols. Over time, Branson built the *Virgin* empire, expanding into airlines, mobile phones, and even space travel. But his journey wasn’t smooth. He faced failures, near bankruptcy, and tough competition. Yet, his mindset was simple: *“You don’t learn by following rules; you learn by trying and failing.”* His story teaches us that risks and failures aren’t something to fear—they’re opportunities to grow. What’s your boldest risk, and how did it change your life? Share below!

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