All right, Sean Castrino with the 10-minute Entrepreneur podcast. This is a teaching edition,

which I love so you need to buckle up because this is where I share with you the best information

I can possibly give you in 10 minutes. So today's lesson is called fail fast, fail forward,

and fail cheap. Fail fast, fail forward, and fail cheap.

What I have heard throughout my lifetime is this idea that failing is great.

Like you should fail.

I've heard, you know, fail often and fail forward.

Have you heard that one?

Fail often and fail forward.

Okay, somebody would a not-so so big brain came up with that.

One, I don't want to fail often.

I would like to keep my failures to a minimum.

I recognize that failures will happen.

I'm fine with that.

That is a part of the process.

I have said failure is kind of like the speed bumps to success.

But it doesn't mean I've got to go in a loop where I know there's three

speed bumps there and I keep going in this circle. You know, I want to get out on the open

road and kind of go forward a little bit. This idea that you can fail forward, I do believe you

fail forward in that you can learn something from it. But this idea that you fail often and

that you're, you know, that this

failure is kind of an accepted, okay, we're going to fail, we're going to fail and we kind of glorify

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