October 13th is International
Day for Failure. A holiday intended for people to share stories of
failure and learn from them. The goal of the people organizing the
event is to have it be an internationally-recognized holiday by
2020. Without the possibility of failure there is no success, they
go hand-in-hand. On this day you can admit some stupidity, error
estimation, awkward moments, and other fails to the world. Facebook
has a page dedicated to it.
The holiday was created in Finland in 2010. In 2012 it expanded to
over 17 different countries. You can share your failures at this LINK It will be
interesting to see if their failure campaign will be a success.
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Oct 9, 2015
Oct 11, 2013
International Day for Failure
October 13th is International
Day for Failure. A new holiday intended for people to share stories
of failure and learn from them. The goal of the people organizing
the event is to have it be an internationally-recognized holiday by
2020.
The holiday was created in Finland in 2010. In 2012 it has expanded to over 17 different countries, their goal is for it to be accepted worldwide by 2020. In 2011, their campaign got over 30 public figures in Finland to talk about their failures. They managed to reach 1/4 of the population with their media coverage. LINK It will be interesting to see if their failure campaign will be a success.
The holiday was created in Finland in 2010. In 2012 it has expanded to over 17 different countries, their goal is for it to be accepted worldwide by 2020. In 2011, their campaign got over 30 public figures in Finland to talk about their failures. They managed to reach 1/4 of the population with their media coverage. LINK It will be interesting to see if their failure campaign will be a success.
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