The Successful Failure: Recent Episodes
Gigi Peterkin
Wow guys, I'm so thrilled to be back with the Successful Failure podcast. For the return of the show I'm doing something different: I'm doing an entire episode without a guest, and getting super personal.
Tune in as I discuss mental health, depression, and the importance of online or hashtag families - #families - to my mental health, and ultimately my return to podcasting.
A huge THANK YOU to everyone who's continued to subscribe, listen, and contact me about the show.
Can you imagine spending 16.5 months on a bicycle, pedaling 18,000 miles through 27 countries? Our latest guest cannot only imagine it, he's done it.
In October 2010 Breifne Earley had reached the depths of failure, and decided to take his own life. Through a series of serendipitous events Breifne not only decided not to go through with suicide, he set a series of 10 life-altering challenges for himself to complete over the next 13 months.
The success of completing these challenges spurred him to do something more, something bigger - he entered the World Cycle Race to spread the message "It's O.K. not to feel O.K." Join us to hear Breifne's story in his own words.
I'm thrilled to welcome best-selling co-author of CONTENT RULES, public speaker, and social-good entrepreneur C.C. Chapman to episode 4 of The Successful Failure. In this episode we talk about everything from finances, to kids, to business and entrepreneurship. Join us listen as C.C. gets real.
This week we welcome another amazing guest to The Successful Failure Podcast – technology phenom and all-around great human being Chris Bledsoe. Among his successes and failures, Chris has had an outstanding career in technology with the likes of Oracle, Palm, Apple - he was part of the team that launched the Apple App store - Citrix and Bluescape. Join us as we talk about relationships, why the Internet works, and how to share your failures.