"We're taught to do things the right way. But if you want to discover something that other people haven't, you need to do things the wrong way. Initiate a failure by doing something that's very silly, unthinkable, naughty, dangerous. Watching why that fails can take you on a completely different path."
Whenever anyone asks me if I have any regrets from anything in my past, I always have the same answer.
None. Not at all. Not even for the major fuck-ups in my life. Because each of those fuck-ups and failures or "what ifs" taught me valuable lessons and took me "on a completely different path."
And you know something? What he's said is more likely to get me to buy one of his vacuums.
The cost is why I don't have one...yet. But considering I end up buying a new vacuum ever 5-6 years because the cheaper ones stop working, I'm willing to give a Dyson a try when I can afford one.
I heard they really suck...and as you know, with two cats, a vacuum that sucks is a good thing.