Welcome Failure

Turning Your Mistakes into Useful Ideas

Author: Erik Kessels

 

We've all known failure; let's face it. It might not necessarily be a terrible failure, but it's certain that, in one way or another, we've failed at least once.
 
Failure, according to conventional wisdom, is an unpleasant thing, whether it's a minor setback, a complete disaster, or any tribulation in between; it means someone is in trouble.
 
But what if the mistakes that led to failure were merely an indicator of success?
 
The book revolves around having the audacity to achieve a failure, and about learning from mistakes and transforming them into a source of inspiration rather than regretting their occurrence. It is a book about taking the risk of complete self-humiliation for the sake of creating something truly exceptional.
 
We don't know what kind of astonishing projects will result from rethinking our concept of failure. But whatever the outcomes, they will undoubtedly explode with surprise, for true originality is unpredictable.

"An exciting and provocative work"
Guardian