88 episodes
Failure Guy Ben Currier
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5.0 • 20 Ratings
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Join 'Failure Guy' Ben Currier for a look into the darker side of success. In this podcast, we will find out the hardest moments successful people endured and the failures they encountered on the way towards actually 'making it'.
It is said that we learn the most from our mistakes. Save yourself some time by seeing how my guests had things go horribly wrong and what they learned in the process!
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Fail More Often - Michael Fritzius
Michael Fritzius emphasizes the importance of accepting failure as a learning opportunity including the concept of 'failure therapy.'
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I Can Do Anything at All - Elijah Desmond
Elijah Desmond began his professional career at the age of 15 as a youth motivational speaker.
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Sales, Selling, and the Impact of Covid - Sid Meadows
Sid Meadows is a business strategist and high performance coach who works with entrepreneurs and small business to leverage digital sales strategies.
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Disclaimers are Comin' - Alex Sanfilippo
From corporate America to podcasting pro, Alex Sanfilippo shares his journey of overcoming failure and chasing dreams.
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Human Connections: The Key to Success - Nancy Debra Barrows
In this podcast episode, the guest, Nancy Debra Barrows, discusses the importance of authenticity and being genuine on LinkedIn. She encourages people to be themselves and share their personality, as this human connection is what draws people to engage with each other.
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Nana's Bloopers: Podcasting on a Landline (April Fool's Day)
In this special April Fool's Day edition of "Failure Guy," we're revisiting the blooper-filled interview with Ben's 90-year-old nana from Episode 51. Join us for some laughs as Nana navigates what happens when podcasts bumps up against landlines and the need for lozenges!
Customer Reviews
Legend
Ben is extremely insightful and through his experiences within “failure” (and success) he’s been able to produce profound content with his guests! Love this show.
Authentic & real
I love listening to Ben’s interviews because they are authentic and relatable. They remind me to keep going and keep trying despite failure. Thank you, Ben, for all you do.
Great interviews
I was looking for ideas for my own podcast about success after failure and came across this podcast. The interviews are down to earth and well done. Loved the interviews and concept.