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Some 12 'conservative thought leaders' will join the meeting with Zuckerberg on Wednesday, a Facebook spokesman said.

Things just aren't always in perfect synch all of the time, which is why you have to enjoy the good moments when you can.

The so-called 'Angel of Death' worked under Dennis C. Miller for years.

There may not be anything more important to ensure future success than to adopt world-class habits and perfect them daily.

Every chance you have to learn from somebody else's mistakes, take it.

Even when you've blown it with your first customers, you can still rebound. Read this to find out how.

Here's how you can use failure as an advantage.

After several failed previous attempts, the company landed its Falcon 9 rocket on a platform in the Atlantic Ocean.

Overcoming obstacles and failures is part of the process.

Unless you're the '76 Hoosiers, your team will encounter losses or setbacks. It's the champions who are able to re-calibrate after a defeat, learn from it and use it to push them forward.

Failure is not the end, think big but keep it simple and keep on learning are just a few entrepreneurial truisms you can takeaway from the new TV series.

Studying the way in which founders -- often with great ideas -- fail is the first step to avoid making the same mistakes.

The more you know of them, the less you'll make them.

Learning from your mistakes is wise. Learning from the mistakes other people make is brilliant.

Success doesn't require perfection, it requires only needing to make a mistake once to learn the lesson.

These stumbling blocks will happen -- just try to avoid them the second time around.

Thousands of entrepreneurs sense shining success in their futures by encountering any of these eight tell-tale signs.

The opportunity to invest the equivalent of a down payment on a modest Silicon Valley house in the early Uber would be worth a billion dollars now. When you pay that kind of tuition, you need to learn the lesson.

It's OK to fail -- as long as you learn and grow from it.

'The entrepreneurial spirit of defining, of iterating on a vision is what artists are fundamentally all about,' says Monegraph founder Kevin McCoy.

It might be painful, but examining your mistakes allows you to self-diagnose and re-calibrate focus.