Don't Listen To Experts.

I Made 5,127 Prototypes Of My Vaccum Before I Got It Right. There Were 5,126 Failures. But I Learned From Each One. That’s How I Came Up With A Solution. So I Don’t Mind Failure.

The Important Thing Is To Learn From Mistakes - Something Graduates Are Adept At. Our Graduate Engineers Are Working On New Technology - From Uncharted Applications For Our Digital Motor, To A New Take On The Hand Dryer. With An Unhindered Mind, Nothing Is Off Limits.

I Just Want Things To Work Properly.

Failure Is So Much More Interesting Because You Learn From It. That's What We Should Be Teaching Children At School, That Being Successful The First Time, There's Nothing In It. There's No Interest, You Learn Nothing Actually.

Companies Are Not Ingenious, It's The People In Them That Are.