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First Ive, now Dyson - awarded Knighthood by the Queen

By Niti Bhan - December 30, 2006

in Design Business

"Each failure, the 5,126 failures taught me so much," the 59-year-old explained. "Success teaches you nothing. Failures teach you everything.

"Making mistakes is the most important thing you can do."

The Queen certainly supports UK's designers and design industry, as demonstrated by her recent knighting of James Dyson. Just last year, Jonathan Ive, British born designer of the iPod received similar honours.

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