A failure that I’m sorting through right now… After three years of promoting my business and my life and myself on Facebook, I have absolutely nothing to show for it. 6000 followers, 4500 friends, and not one sale. I’ve learnt in a long and roundabout way. The Facebook is not the right place for me. And I can tell you it feels so good to walk away from it. I’ve been practising refining and figuring out who I wanna be so it’s not a failure, it’s just part of my past.

This community was built on one truth: Failure isn’t weakness — it’s fuel. Here, we don’t hide our mistakes. We wear them. Because every fall is proof we tried, and every setback carries a lesson that pushes us higher. We call ourselves Failure Nation — the tribe that fails louder, learns faster, and rises stronger. This is where failure becomes fuel. ⚡ How It Works: 1️⃣ Share your setbacks (big or small). 2️⃣ Extract the lesson. 3️⃣ Encourage others to do the same. Now it’s your turn 👇 👉 Introduce yourself and share one failure you’re actually proud of, and what it taught you. Welcome to Failing Up. Welcome to Failure Nation.

:“The master has failed more times than the beginner has even tried.” – Stephen McCranie Failure Nation ⚡ — what does this mean to you?

One of my biggest failures was waiting too long to take action. I thought if I kept “perfecting” the details, I couldn’t fail. But when I finally launched what I was working on… it flopped. 🚫 Lesson? Perfection is procrastination in disguise. The real failure wasn’t the flop — it was waiting instead of testing early. 👉 Have you ever delayed something because you wanted it perfect, only to regret not moving sooner?