Let's face it, we've all experienced failure. It might not be a catastrophic failure, but it's certain that, in some way, we have failed at least once. According to conventional wisdom, failure is an unpleasant thing, whether it's a minor setback, a complete disaster, or any ordeal in between; it means someone is in trouble.

But what if the mistakes that led to failure were actually indicators of success? This book revolves around having the necessary courage to achieve failure, learning from mistakes and turning them into a source of inspiration instead of feeling regret. "Failed It!" is a book about the risk of complete self-humiliation in order to create something truly unique. We don't know what kind of amazing projects will result from rethinking the concept of failure. But whatever the results, they will undoubtedly be a surprise, as true originality is unpredictable.

• Author: Erik Kessels
• Translated by: Mazen Maarouf
• Publisher: Dar Al Saqi - Beirut
• Year of Publication: 2018
• Pages: 168
• Binding: Paperback
• ISBN: 9786140320413