"لقد صنعت 5127 نموذجًا أوليًا لمكنستي الكهربائية قبل أن أنجح. كان هناك 5126 من الإخفاقات. لكنني تعلمت من كل واحدة منها. هكذا توصلت إلى الحل."
— James Dyson
Simplified Meaning:
Creating something new often involves many attempts that don't work out as planned. Imagine trying to make a perfect cake recipe, and you have to bake it over 5,000 times before it's exactly right. Each cake that didn't turn out well taught you something important about baking — maybe one was too dry because you baked it too long, another too salty because you added too much salt. By learning from these mistakes, you eventually made the perfect cake. Just like that, the inventor of the vacuum cleaner had to try thousands of times and face many failures. But those failures helped him understand what didn't work, leading him to figure out what did. This story teaches us that persistence and learning from mistakes are keys to success. If you keep going and use each mistake as a lesson, you'll eventually find a solution.
