"the path to success is through failure" is superficially correct but overly masochistic in its prescription rather, it's more "the more decisions you actively make, the more you progress"
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thinking for yourself however is risky. it's like buying a product without first googling "what is the best water bottle of 2021"https://twitter.com/a_yawning_cat/status/1290015474973995008 …
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so by maximizing the amount of personal decisions u r theoretically on the path of maximum failure per the original aphorism however in practice, an advice-seeking/power-delegation tendency coupled w noisy info creates stuckness as repeated "solutions" keeps failing
