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Failure is the key to success.

The goal was to create wallpaper, but they failed.

Alfred Fielding and Mark Chavanne wrapped shower curtains together in 1957. The trapped air bubbles made the wallpaper inferior. No one wanted it, and there was no need for it.

They tried to sell it as insulation for greenhouses, but it failed again—the market rejected it. Then IBM needed something to protect its new computers during shipping. The devices were expensive, fragile, and the old packaging didn't work efficiently enough.

Sealed Air, the company founded by Fielding and Chavanne, presented its product, and IBM accepted. The bubble-filled plastic protected the devices—and it worked.

They called it "bubble wrap." It protected things.

Here's the truth: simple, straightforward, and useful—by 1960, bubble wrap had found its purpose, not as wallpaper or insulation, but as protection for fragile items during transit.

Today, Sealed Air Corporation generates annual revenues exceeding $5 billion, and its failures have become its fortune, and its mistakes have become its mission.

Sometimes failure is the best thing that can happen to you.

~ Mechanic Mix

I'm excited to share with you my interview at the Digital Dreams Studio.

Feel free to share your thoughts with me in the comment section.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=1O5AqNZKYTA

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There's a reason our mothers usually wore different layers of wrapper; it was to ensure that no matter how bad things got, it will be difficult to see what we are not licensed to see.

Secondly, it's to also to ensure there's always a backup to help someone else who had encountered a wardrobe malfunction.

Now this generation of woke children think it is okay to leave their house unprepared without strapping themselves properly with the right clothes, then come and expect sympathy when something that's totally avoidable happens.

Please dear parents, let's help our children (especially the girl child) not to find themselves in vulnerable situations.
The generation who normalized putting on underwear are not stupid; anyone who has self dignity will not think twice about going out prepared.

Unfortunately, the Ibom incident won't prompt some ladies to have some sense and learn to leave their houses well dressed and factor in unforseen circumstances.

... but las las, everybody will be alright.