The Failure Inc. - 10 Things That Failures Can Teach You That Success Wont
You. Hi, swellers. This is Rajat here. And today I'm going to talk about one of my books called The Failure incorporation. Ten things that failures can teach. You teach. Success wont. And I wrote this book somewhere during the beginning of the year. I took a lot of time to put down the thoughts and the ideas in this book because it is a very sensitive subject. So so today I'm going to share the reason why I chose to write this book
So all the best to you all. The book is available on Amazon for streaming and it is also available on the Kindle. So do let me know how do you find reading the book and please let me know if I have to correct something because this is a book on failure. I kept this open ended because I wanted people because I wanted this book to evolve over time and that's how I want to keep it. I want to keep it honest and I want to keep it open for everyone
Thank you, Rajat, for telling about such a wonderful book. And I could understand how special this book is and how this can help one to understand what one can learn from failures. So thank you so much for such an insightful swirl. And I think most of the people actually need such books because is because of the situations, because of the challenges they face. They get depressed most of the times. They feel very bad with the things and all
That's why you will find very few people taking the risk. Why to take a risk? If I fail, I will become a mockery in the society. And this is what this book is all about. Rather than asking this question that how will I succeed? And totally overlooking the failure, let us also ask the question that in case I fail, how will I accommodate that failure? What is my strategy to live up to it, come out of it, and start working over again
Hi Rajat. And thank you so much for such an insightful swell. And all the best for your book. I'll surely go on Amazon and order one. Because, you know, that's what we all are afraid of failure. This is one thing that we are always worried about. How will the society look at us if we fail? Whether we were in school, whether we're in colleges, whether we working, whether in relationships or anything, it's all about failure
Himanshi Thakur
@GreyMatter · 3:24
Hi, Rajat. So, first of all, big congratulations on publishing this book. And I find it particularly interesting that he wrote about failure because success is too much glorified in the society that we live in. And the definition of success has been so cliched that it we often measure the success with definite parameters. I mean, from the world I come and clearing, a government exam is defined as success. A lot of societies talk about having money as success
The Bookbot Theory
@Bookbot · 1:33
Congratulations, Rajat, on this book and kudos for picking up a topic that is so unique and so important in today's times. I completely agree with you that we tend to speak more about success. We tend to focus more on success. And like, you know, it is said that everybody remembers the first person who landed on moon, but nobody talks about the second person who landed on the Moon