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Hello and welcome to How To Fail with Elizabeth Day, the podcast that celebrates the things that

haven't gone right. This is a podcast about learning from our mistakes and understanding that

why we fail ultimately makes us stronger because learning how to fail in life actually means

learning how to succeed better. I'm your host author and journalist Elizabeth Day and every week

I'll be asking a new interviewee what they've learned from failure.

Hello and welcome to a very special episode of How To Fail. It's special because, well,

there are no guests, at least not new ones. We'll be hearing from some old friends and we'll also

be hearing from the most important people of all. That's you. This is a special episode to mark

the publication of my new book, Philosophy, a handbook for when things go wrong, which is out

tomorrow. See what I did there? Philosophy, not philosophy. I will never, ever let a pongo unmade.

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