Steve Wynn: “Nothing Worse Than This Could Have Happened” #shorts

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Steve Wynn describes the moment he lost his father and how that experience changed the way he viewed fear and adversity.

In this deeply personal clip, he explains why experiencing what felt like the worst possible loss made many later challenges seem less frightening.

It is one of the most revealing moments in the interview about how personal experiences can shape the way someone approaches risk and uncertainty.

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