You Can Always Go Around. You Can Always Try Again
Inspiring commencement speech excerpt drawing on aviation metaphors: when an approach to landing is unstable, a pilot can always throttle up and go around. A grounded reminder that encountering obstacles or failure in life and career is simply a cue to re-evaluate, circle back, and try again with clearer vision.
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