November 2014
Beginner
328 pages
6h 54m
English
Part One equips you to embark on the Fail Better approach. We begin by looking at why you need a structured way to benefit from failure, exploring a few key ideas to make the case and introduce the method:
Everyone will fail, someway, somehow. A systems-based examination of failure’s roots helps establish why.
Failure is not necessarily bad. Accepting that it’s inevitable, and maybe even desirable, sets the stage for a more nuanced discussion of learning, failure, and success.
Not all failures are useful. The key is to enable the productive ones. You’ll need to know what makes some failures worthwhile and others useless.
A systematic method helps you to benefit from productive failures. The three elements of the ...
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