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From two authors who made life-altering mistakes, this book is a profound and engaging exploration of mistakes and the life-changing power of confronting them. While it's true that very few people start giant companies or discover life-saving medical treatments, we all make mistakes. However, libraries are full of books about successful entrepreneurs, spectacular failures, and amazing scientific discoveries, but there is no book that helps us understand how our personalities drive us to make mistakes, and how these mistakes shape our lives. Old friends Michael Linton and Joshua L. Steiner made mistakes that affected their careers and their lives, but neither of them began to reveal them to each other except in light of the isolation of the Corona pandemic. When Lynton was CEO of Sony Entertainment, he greenlighted the film that led to the famous North Korean hacking operation; Meanwhile, a private diary Steiner kept while chief of staff of the US Treasury Department became a central focus of the Clinton Whitewater scandal. As their conversation deepened, they searched for a book to guide their exploration, but found nothing. فقررا كتابة كتابهما الخاص.