Mar 8, 2017
Where was I going with this? I had a point.
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Where was I going with this? I had a point.
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Create your own story: and fail into perfection
Create your own story: and fail into perfection
{To create, fail, and learn. To teach, and inspire and share. Storytelling, and the digital world.}
But first, look at the title: see what I did there? Fail, as a fall kind of thing? Oh…forget it. :)
I just discovered the most amazing of things and want to tell you about it: as part of my failing experience, I’m joining fellow losers heroes at #ds106!
Who are we? What do we create?
We are…
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Failing On Purpose: You Can Do It
Failing On Purpose: You Can Do It
When was the last time you failed… on purpose?
I was watching Ashley’s webinar about failing. She’s the creator of Fire and Wind Co and I’m excited to immerse myself into this new world.
Allow yourself to break.
~Ashley Beaudin
Ashley spoke about how social media is prone to perfection. Everything is edited, manipulated, created for one single purpose: to show how amazing we are. Her words…
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How to tell if a project manager is heading for disaster - #FailingProject, #ProjectManagement, #ProjectManagerTips, #ProjectProblemSolving
http://projectmanagementworks.co.uk/project-manager-heading-disaster/
Project managers tend to be in the business of order, organisation and control. They live in a place where trust goes without saying, and where their actions are always accountable. In most cases this makes project managers pretty safe individuals, always cautious about what they think, say and ...