Answer:
Answer in explanation
Explanation:
Kennedy is painting failure as more of positive than negative because, without trial, achievement cannot come to light.
So what he is trying to say if the more you fail at a particular endeavor, the better you are at doing it next time.
So he is saying with increased failure numbers, there is actually a nearness to success.
What he meant by dare to fail is that, people who actually attempt tasks may not get it the very first time, hence they may fail at the very first trial.
Yes, he is correct
