Best Fails
Best Fails
Podcast Description
Best Fails is a podcast where we share our stories of failure, explore their impact and reflect on what we learned.
From entrepreneurs to artists to everyday heroes, our guests candidly share their stories of failure and the invaluable lessons they learned along the way.
So what can you expect from a podcast about failure? We get to know our guest a bit, we play a game, and we ask guests to publicly shout out their unsung heroes. So join me as we uncover each other's best fails, give them a place of honour, and celebrate our resilience, growth, and success.
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The podcast centers on themes of failure, resilience, and personal growth, featuring episodes that explore the journeys of various guests, such as entrepreneurs, artists, and everyday heroes, highlighting topics like job crafting, self-compassion, and the importance of support systems in overcoming failure.
Best Fails is a podcast where we share our stories of failure, explore their impact and reflect on what we learned.
From entrepreneurs to artists to everyday heroes, our guests candidly share their stories of failure and the invaluable lessons they learned along the way.
So what can you expect from a podcast about failure? We get to know our guest a bit, we play a game, and we ask guests to publicly shout out their unsung heroes. So join me as we uncover each other’s best fails, give them a place of honour, and celebrate our resilience, growth, and success.
In this episode of Best Fails, host Alison Beckles sits downwith Avelyn Christie for a candid and deeply human conversation about a failure in progress. Avelyn discusses her vision for an organization aimed at empowering young girls inspired by Kintsugi, a Japanese artform which celebrates the beauty in brokenness. In a moment of irony, Avelyn realised that her desire for perfection has kept the organization from ever launching. What began as a mission to provide solace and find beauty in our imperfect lives had been stalled by the very fear it was seeking to dismantle. Together, Alison andAvelyn explore vulnerability, accountability, and the ways perfectionism can quietly limit the impact we are capable of making. Avelyn’s story is a powerful reminder: meaningful impact doesn’t require perfection—it requires presence.
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