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Sep 15, 2021 26 min

Failure at Life

from Confessions of a Working Writer Hosted by Matt Hampton

Matt explores his recent revelation that he is a "failure at life," and how that revelation has freed him to wholeheartedly pursue his craft. Also discussed are the Edison failure as success narrative, a story from Matt's past as a lousy youth playwright, and finding inspiration in admitting failure from the life of Dr. Seuss. All in the Season 3 premiere of Confessions of a Working Writer. Special thanks to Georgia Moon ( https://www.thegeorgiamoon.com/) for our new intro/outro music as well as the team at Bear Paw Creative ( https://bearpawcreative.com/) for the incredible logo design. Support the show Join us for another Confession of a Working Writer Intro and Outro music courtesy of Georgia Moon (https://www.thegeorgiamoon.com/) You can find more from Matt at Medium (https://medium.com/@matthewrhampton) Twitter (https://twitter.com/mhamptonwriter)

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Matt explores his recent revelation that he is a "failure at life," and how that revelation has freed him to wholeheartedly pursue his craft. Also discussed are the Edison failure as success narrative, a story from Matt's past as a lousy youth playwright, and finding inspiration in admitting failure from the life of Dr. Seuss. All in the Season 3 premiere of Confessions of a Working Writer. Special thanks to Georgia Moon ( https://www.thegeorgiamoon.com/) for our new intro/outro music...

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