Fail Forward

Chat GPT uses redteaming to build a better, more resilient product. What would it look like to apply this practice of deliberate exposure to small failures to your day-to-day?

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Love this video about the Museum of Failure - check out all the weird and wonderful missteps! Main message: It's okay to get it wrong, we all do.

Inside Sweden's "Museum of Failure" for failed gadgets and electronics Welcome to the "Museum of Failure", a new museum in Sweden that takes a look at history's biggest failed products featuring cool gadgets, electronics. The mu...

“Today’s movement must be so rich that it cannot be reduced to either one of two preset outcomes: victory or defeat. It must be so prolific that it spills through its containment, composting failure, reworking the meanings of success, celebrating with experimentation, unlearning mastery, and doing the tender work of listening to the perpetual conversation between hope and its many shadows.” ~ Bayo Akomolafe

UK-based is approaching development work a bit differently. Part of that is their podcast (to "amplify community voices" and share ideas across their broad network) on which I had the honour of being a guest.

Podcast: How To Fail Well - An Expert's Guide In 2010, Canadian ASHLEY GOOD launched the world's first ever 'Failure Consultancy'. It's called Fail Forward and it helps people and organisations to use failure as an opportunity to learn and grow. In this new episode of our How To Build Community podcast and radio show, she shares her top stories...