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Failure: The Blog 
December 2013
November 2013
- 50 Cent Made His Money Off A Possible Failure
- Tom Landry's Failure
- Dr. Rodney Willoughby Takes On Death
- August Landmesser's Failure Still Inspires
- Martin Luther King Jr. Barely Passed Public Speaking
October 2013
- The Multiplayer Failure That Became A Success
- Celebrities Failures in Their Twenties Lead To Success
- Meredith Whitney's Failure
- A Disabled Solider Uses His Failure For Success
- Man Takes Telemarketing Failure Into His Own Hands
September 2013
- The Failure of the Origins of Caesar Salad
- Comedian Drew Carey Shares a Personal Failure
- Disneyland's Cutest Infestation Became A Blessing
- The Accident That Created The Tea Bag
- The Failure of Anxiety Affects Celebrities, Too
October 2012
- 'Goldeneye' Creators Had Almost No Experience
- Flushing Away an Enormous Problem
- The Little Lie About the Biggest Mountain
- You Should Unfriend 10 People on Facebook
- Inventor of Most Popular Guitar Could Not Play Guitar
- TV Show Star And High School Dropout
September 2012
Failures and Success
It’s no surprise that social networking expert Chris Brogran believes in the power of failure. He’s even quoted on the topic in Failure: The Secret to Success.
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In a one post, Brogan outlined his view:
The key part of failure is learning and adapting and moving on. The key part is what makes it okay to fail. If you fail all the time and don’t learn, that’s not all that useful.
Maybe we need to send Chris Brogan a copy of Failure.
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- It’s Tuesday!Part of Failure: The Secret to Success covers the world of improv comedy. (If you’ve ever seen an improvise theater show, you know that the joyful failure is the best part.) So what does that have to do with Tuesday?
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