Right Kind of Wrong
Business
Leadership & Management
Leaders & Managers
Founders & Entrepreneurs
Coaches & People Developers
Why I recommend it
This helps leaders talk more clearly about failure. Not every mistake comes from the same cause or needs the same response.
What it changed in my thinking
We can correct what was avoidable while still recognizing the uncertainty involved in trying something new.
Who it’s useful for
Leaders and teams trying to learn from mistakes.
A tension or limitation
Calling something a useful failure doesn’t make it one. What did we set out to learn, and what will we change?