Failing Fast Forward: How to Innovate from Mistakes

• Understand the reasoning behind "fail fast, fail often"
• Understand how to leverage failures into learning experience
• Innovate from past mistakes to turn something good into something great

The newest maxim for today's innovators is "Fail often, fail fast." 

As a designer or entrepreneur, you can create good product/services by playing on the safe side. In fact, you may avoid failure together. But if you do fail, learning what is wrong about your failure and then solving that problem will lead you to something better than just "good." Failures set the stage for what's "great." 

But what do you do once you fail?  How do you move forward?  How do you learn and evolve and innovate? 

This class concentrates on why failures can lead you, as a designer, to innovate and to succeed sooner and stronger. The class will go through the ways to fail, and more importantly, how to leverage the failures into learning experiences, and why failures are the essence of great design. 

This class is intended for designers, entrepreneurs and those in the creative industry.