In this insightful episode of the "Do You Even Fail?" podcast, we're joined by Jim Schultz, who candidly discusses his recent run for Attorney General in Minnesota. Despite spearheading one of the most robust Republican campaigns the state has seen, Schultz fell short of victory. Throughout our conversation, he shares valuable insights on the nature of risk and failure. Schultz advises against the pursuit of failure for its own sake, advocating instead for calculated risks that align with strategic goals. He criticizes the prevalent "bubble wrap" mentality, where individuals shy away from any form of risk to maintain comfort and a flawless exterior. Reflecting on his own career as an attorney, Schultz reveals how his electoral journey recalibrated his approach to risk, emphasizing that true rewards often lie beyond comfort zones. He also touches on the fickleness of support in public endeavors—highlighting how quickly accolades can turn into criticism following a setback. Tune in for a compelling discussion on breaking free from societal expectations to chase what truly matters.