In order for teams & orgs to benefit from intelligent failures, you need to share them openly

When an #IntelligentFailure goes undiscussed, others may repeat the same experiment. The result? Inefficiency

Sharing failures helps encourage innovation, cultivate closer relationships, & combat shame

How do you diagnose a #failure? Start by looking at the cause & context in which the failure occurs

If your failure took place in a novel context and stemmed from well-researched experimentation, it's likely an #IntelligentFailure!

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With these criteria in mind, anyone can try something out and feel good about the results even when they fall short of a hoped-for success

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Every failure holds a lesson. If you look close enough, you’ll find it. That’s how the smart ones grow.
#LessonsFromFailure #IntelligentFailure

lack of #psychologicalsafety in the org?

majority of bad outcomes are avoidable and yet for innovation to happen we need #intelligentfailure and pushing forward

too often many innovators dismiss status quo, rather than asking, how did we get here and 1st principles

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