[Ed’s note: This piece is excerpted from Fail Fast, Fail Often ... opportunities and constraints so that you can take the next step. This mind-set is at the heart of the brilliant work of ...

This does not mean try to fail. It simply means that if you are ... The most critical part of the process, which 90% of people don’t do, involves taking a couple of minutes to reflect on what ...

I want to see our culture shift to ‘fail fast, fail often ... In other words, it’s a methodology in which to streamline. A relatively well-known historical example of “Lean” is ...

“Fail fast, fail often” has become ... is significantly different than failing fast.” The most important element of the scientific process is, of course, learning from the results ...

Lamenting a piece of work that had not turned out quite how she had planned, her highly esteemed mentor interrupted and said, “learn to fail faster”. Failure? Yay! You tanked? Terrific!

The new technologies themselves almost always work, according to Posamentier — it’s usually misunderstanding the business aspects that causes companies to fail ... step of the process that ...