Fail Fast, Fail Often
How Losing Can Help You Win

Non-Fiction>Self Help I read this expecting it to be more psychology or pop-psych than self-help. There were actual studies referenced, but really it's mostly a bunch of anecdotal stories with an overarching moral that the authors (counselors from what I recall) spell out for the readers. This is fin......more

The intro was motivating. However, the rest of the book had nothing to do with failing. For example, there is advice to try something new and then a story about a guy who tried a pottery class in high school and that led him into success for the rest of his career. So he tried something new once whe......more

It is so practical, i would recommend my daughters read this book.......more

Listened to the audiobook. It's a lot of information I've neard in other places, but still good for a reminder and motivation. Could be worth reading/listening to again.🤏......more

As a perfectionist planner I know I need to “just do it” sometimes. And that was the main point of advice in this book. Just jump in. See what happens. If you screw up you can tweak and try again. There wasn’t any earth shattering, novel advice but I liked the stories they told and the matter of fac......more