Was going to say "run towards them" instead. Yours has a little more oomph. It fits with a notion of "fail fast" that many programmers subscribe to: When testing an idea to see if it will work, start by testing the part that's most likely to fail. You waste less time that way.
The worst common sense advice young people get is "don't run away from your problems." Too easily translates to "don't change course."
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Couldn't agree more expect that it's usually a bit worse than that - genuine solutions to problems get construed as "running away" from them.
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Fortunately, young people do not tend to listen to such advices.
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IMHO the worst advice a young person can get is to “fail forward”. Even failing has to be a success. No. Failing sucks, and that’s ok.
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Mmmm. Also many problems *can't* be run away from. They're the kind of thing that you'll tend to reproduce or find wherever you go, until you learn a new way of being. But you might be able to ditch your current situation for one that'll be a better opportunity to learn!
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