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Amy Edmondson: The Science of Failing Well and Why We Avoid Learning From Mistakes

Harvard professor Amy Edmondson breaks down the three types of failure—intelligent, basic, and complex—and why most of us never learn from them. She explores why kids lose their natural curiosity about failure as they grow up, how to design experiments that generate useful failures, and the systems thinking required to prevent cascading disasters. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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  Andy Molinsky: The Three Cs That Help You Step Outside Your Comfort Zone

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  Andrew Horn: Finding Your Grain of Truth Through Service and Emotional Mas…

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  Amy Blankson: Five Strategies to Find Happiness in a Tech-Saturated World

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  Alex Pang: Why Working Less Can Make You More Creative

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  B. Jeffrey: Why Obsession Is the Hidden Cost of Building an Empire

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  David Allen: Why Your Brain is a Terrible Office

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  Dan Lerner: Why Your Character Strengths Matter More Than Your Skills

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  Cyril Bouquet: How to Think Like an Alien to Unlock Creativity

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  Brad Stulberg: Why Stability Comes from Changing, Not Resisting Change

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  AJ Leon: The Defiance That Shapes a Life Worth Living

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  Chase Jarvis: Creativity is a Birthright, Not a Gift

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  Adam Gazzaley: Why Your Ancient Brain Struggles With Modern Tech

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  Austin Kleon: Transforming Disgust Into Art and the Power of Creative Mala…

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  Luke Burgis: Mimetic Desire, Fulfillment, and the Hidden Forces That Shape…

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  Kristin Neff: The Science and Practice of Self-Compassion