Success isn't a destination or a stroke of luck. It's a giant iceberg whose tip everyone sees, but the underwater depths are visible to only a few. Hidden in the darkness are hundreds of rejections, sleepless nights, rigorous self-discipline, and moments when you wanted to quit. The only thing that separates a successful person from a failure is the ability to get up one more time than you fall. Mistakes aren't failure, they're simply a way to understand what not to do. What's the most important quality, in your opinion, that helps people achieve their goals?