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Chapter Overview
Chapter 1: AudiobookHub Recommendation
Chapter 2: A failure to fit in can teach resilience and help prepare you better for the future ahead.
Chapter 3: Failing exams can teach you a lot, and your twenties are ideal for messing things up sometimes.
Chapter 4: Relationship and dating failures can help you become more knowledgeable about yourself.
Chapter 5: Only the rich and famous can meet celebrity standards in life.
Chapter 6: Friendships aren’t easy, yet they can often be more rewarding than romantic relationships.
Chapter 7: Missing out on having children can be painful, but the experience can be overcome ultimately.
Chapter 8: For generations, women were expected to fail at anger, but this is finally changing now.
Chapter 9: Failing at success isn’t contradictory; it’s common and shows us that material things aren’t truly what matters in life.
Description
How to Fail (2019) is an honest and revealing look at the abundant rewards that come from making it through the toughest of times. Author Elizabeth Day takes us through many of the formative events in her life that some could call failures, yet she is nonetheless grateful for. Many fear failure like the plague, but it is often unavoidable – and for good reason too, because if we didn’t fail, we wouldn’t learn the many important lessons that make us smarter and better at living life.
Who Should Listen
- Anyone going through a tough time
- People looking to rebound from a failed project
- Women thinking about starting a family