The Failing Forward movement is mostly about helping you realize the non-negative meaning of failing. Helping you to realize that failing is a completely normal thing and as I see it, it’s only a good thing. It’s a good thing because it helps you see what you did wrong and think about what you’ll do better next time. "In life there are often times when we have to choose between the easy way and the hard way." We have to choose whether we want to sit on our asses and feel sorr

When I was asked to take part in the Failing Forward project I didn’t know what I was getting myself into. At first I didn't know what to do. I didn’t understand the name of the project or what it was about. I began to think that I shouldn’t be in the programme, that it wasn’t for me. But during the week, after taking part in some of the meetings and training, I understood that, "Fail Forward isn’t just for people that have had a hard time at home or have made some big mis