EPIC FAIL…to EPIC SUCCESS!. EPIC FAIL TO EPIC SUCCESS BECAUSE YOU ASKED FOR IT!

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EPIC FAIL…to EPIC SUCCESS!

EPIC FAIL TO EPIC SUCCESS BECAUSE YOU ASKED FOR IT!

EPIC FAIL TO EPIC SUCCESS How is failure defined? (OED) Who defines it (particularly in your organization)? Is true failure always subjective? Always objective? Is a good idea ever truly a failure? In a positive, encouraging workplace, is any discussion of failure something to be avoided? Can a project or idea be effectively evaluated if we cannot admit to failure? Have we become a society that is fearful /scornful of failure?

EPIC FAIL TO EPIC SUCCESS EPIC FAIL scenarios – Lori and Karen EPIC FAIL role playing – YOU! EPIC FAIL discussion – US EPIC FAIL to EPIC SUCCESS – Lori leads us through a recipe for success

EPIC FAIL – PSYCH 101

EPIC FAIL – POETRY THEATRE

EPIC FAIL ROLE PLAY Each table has a shared scenario Each person at the table has a different role to play You are having your usual monthly meeting to discuss and evaluate projects at your library – discuss this scenario using the role you have been given We’ll come back in 10 minutes to discuss

HOW DID THAT FEEL?

LORI’S RECIPE FOR SUCCESS Bake up a success, not a FAIL!

IT’S BEEN…EPIC!