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For years, I only talked about my successes. Then I started sharing my failures openly, and something unexpected happened - people connected with the failure stories more than the success stories.
This episode is about what I learned from being more transparent about the things that didn't work:
- Why failure stories are more useful than success stories
- How hiding failures hurts both you and your audience
- What happened when I stopped curating my image
Sometimes the most valuable thing you can share isn't how you succeeded, but how you failed and what you learned from it.
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