A short YouTube clip featuring Jeff Bezos delivering a brief monologue about the value of embracing failure. Bezos argues that while failure is embarrassing and unpleasant, a single major success can compensate for many failures, so organizations should accept and tolerate failure as part of innovation.
Nobody likes to fail, by the way. Failure, even when you know it's important and good, it's embarrassing, it doesn't feel good. We're all human. We had a good idea, we thought it was a good idea, and nobody came to the party. That happens. And here's the great thing, though. One success, one winner can pay for dozens and dozens of failures. And that is why you should fail.
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