I Dare You to Be Strong Enough to Fail

I dare you to be strong enough to fail, not just once, but over and over and over again. Thereis a quota tributed to seneca that states, no man is more unhappy than he who never faces adversity. For he is not permitted to prove himself. Meaning, it's in pursuing the difficult thing that we obtain meaning, recognition, that we prove ourselves,. The same seneca who famously stated that we suffer more in imagination than we do in reality. That he is most powerful who has power over him self. And that's one of the beautiful things about stoicism. It makes us ask a very simple thut often overlooked question. Who's really the adversary here?