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Embracing Failure for Creative Success
24:02 - 29:21 (05:19)
Embracing the possibility of failure in creative work can take the pressure off of individuals and turn it into a team effort. Taking accountability as a group makes it easier to take risks and reduces the fear of failure.
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In this podcast, the host talks about learning to fail intentionally, and how it's important to add "this might not work" to anything that's generous to set expectations and become comfortable with the idea of failing.
24:02 - 25:20 (01:18)
Summary
In this podcast, the host talks about learning to fail intentionally, and how it's important to add "this might not work" to anything that's generous to set expectations and become comfortable with the idea of failing.
ChapterEmbracing Failure for Creative Success
EpisodeDown A Rabbit Hole with Seth Godin
PodcastA Bit of Optimism
The accountability of saying our ideas out loud makes it a team effort and protects us from significant professional risk.
25:20 - 27:38 (02:18)
Summary
The accountability of saying our ideas out loud makes it a team effort and protects us from significant professional risk. The decision to pursue an idea should come from gauging its worth and its impact on the audience.
ChapterEmbracing Failure for Creative Success
EpisodeDown A Rabbit Hole with Seth Godin
PodcastA Bit of Optimism
In this conversation, the hosts discuss the inspiration behind the creation of "The Song of Significance," which came from facing tragedy and mortality.
27:38 - 29:21 (01:42)
Summary
In this conversation, the hosts discuss the inspiration behind the creation of "The Song of Significance," which came from facing tragedy and mortality. They also jokingly talk about almost drowning and the process of writing a book.