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EPISODE · Jun 10, 2024 · 1H 12M

Failing and Failing Forward with Ashley Good, Founder and CEO of Fail Forward

from From A People Perspective · host The People People Group

Ashley Good, CEO and founder of Fail Forward, discusses the importance of embracing failure and creating a healthy relationship with it. She shares her personal journey and the inspiration behind starting Fail Forward.TakeawaysFailure is a natural part of life and should be embraced as a learning opportunity.Creating a healthy relationship with failure involves destigmatizing it and having open conversations about it.Organizations need to shift their mindset and embrace risk and innovation in order to adapt to a rapidly changing world.Embrace failure as a learning opportunity and create a culture that allows for open discussions about what didn't work.Focus on the small things that you have control over and gradually build the skill of killing low-value work.Challenge the bias towards constantly being busy and prioritize the right things over doing things right.Develop a healthy relationship with failure by practicing self-compassion and giving yourself grace.Chapters(00:00) Introduction and Door Number C(03:00) Aliens and Favorite Albums(06:01) The Importance of Failure(10:11) Grocery Bag Indulgences(13:32) Ashley's Journey and the Birth of Fail Forward(23:30) Selling Failure as a Business(27:26) Why Failure is Hard for Us(31:20) The Importance of Learning from Failure(35:09) The Momentum Around Failure(36:37) Saying No to Low-Value Work(37:39) Embracing Failure as a Learning Opportunity(41:45) Killing Projects and the Value of Retrospectives(50:57) Challenges of Work-Life Balance and the Pressure to be Busy(01:13:31) The Importance of Self-Compassion in the Face of Failure

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