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What can be worse than failure? An imaginary triumph. After all, when you fail a project, you can try to reduce the consequences. Or if it is not possible, at least learn from the experience and work harder on the next try.On the other hand, an imaginary triumph can make us believe that we are on the right track, when in fact we are losing. And if we realize the error, it may be too late to correct it.Many people agree with this view. I'm sure if you do a survey asking yourself what it takes to succeed in life. The "Mucho dinero" option would be in place 20 in a list of 22. Among the first places would be health, get along with others and work on what one likes.For many of us it is easy to distinguish between actual and imaginary success ... at least when we are asked. But we may not be so clear about the difference in making decisions that affect our lives.