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For people who have failed, are certain they will make it, and share the failures on the way.

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Proven at failing.Certain of success.

The count

Everyone you look up to had a number first.

Jessica Chastain
10years of auditions and a string of films nobody released.Jessica Chastain
Kurt Cobain
$606the cost of recording Nirvana's first album.Kurt Cobain
Julia Child
10years writing a cookbook publishers called far too long.Julia Child
Clive Sinclair
17,000C5s built before the company collapsed.Clive Sinclair
Jasper Fforde
76rejections over ten years before a publisher said yes.Jasper Fforde
Nina Simone
62years before the school that rejected her gave her the degree.Nina Simone
Gianluigi Buffon
27seasons, three Champions League finals, never a winner's medal.Gianluigi Buffon
Reed Hastings
$50Mthe offer Blockbuster laughed at.Reed Hastings
Jack London
600rejection slips before his first story sold.Jack London
Jim Carrey
$10Mthe cheque he wrote himself while broke, dated five years out.Jim Carrey
Tyler Perry
30people came to his first play. He kept staging it for six years.Tyler Perry
William Golding
21publishers rejected Lord of the Flies.William Golding
Ursula K. Le Guin
10years of rejections before her first sale.Ursula K. Le Guin
Brian Chesky
800boxes of cereal sold to keep Airbnb alive.Brian Chesky
Chris Paul
17seasons before he reached a Finals.Chris Paul
Christian Louboutin
16years old and thrown out of school before the first shoe.Christian Louboutin
Massimo Bottura
12seats filled on a good night, for years, in the best restaurant in the world.Massimo Bottura
Stanley B. Prusiner
10years of ridicule for prions, then the Nobel.Stanley B. Prusiner
John DeLorean
9,000cars built before the factory closed.John DeLorean
Bonnie Raitt
39years old and dropped by her label. She won four Grammys the next year.Bonnie Raitt
Winston Churchill
10years out of government, written off as finished.Winston Churchill
Al Gore
543,895more votes than the man who took the office.Al Gore
Tom Brady
198players were picked before him in the draft.Tom Brady
Brian May
36years late finishing the doctorate he abandoned for a band.Brian May
Jeff Bezos
$170Mwritten off on the Fire Phone. He kept shipping.Jeff Bezos
Katherine Johnson
33years of calculations, and her name left off the reports.Katherine Johnson
Frida Kahlo
30operations after the bus. She painted from the bed.Frida Kahlo
Audrey Niffenegger
25publishers rejected The Time Traveler's Wife.Audrey Niffenegger
Golda Meir
50years of politics before anyone made her prime minister.Golda Meir
Robert M. Pirsig
121publishers rejected Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.Robert M. Pirsig
Debbie Harry
33years old and waiting tables when Blondie finally worked.Debbie Harry
Ricky Gervais
39years old when anyone laughed at him on television.Ricky Gervais
Jamie Vardy
25years old and playing non-league. Then the Premier League title.Jamie Vardy
Shaquille O'Neal
5,317free throws missed, the most in NBA history.Shaquille O'Neal
Steve Jobs
50,000computers NeXT sold in its whole life. Then Apple bought it.Steve Jobs
E. E. Cummings
14publishers said no. He printed it and thanked them by name.E. E. Cummings
Richard Pryor
1,000nights doing an act he hated before he threw it out on stage.Richard Pryor
Steve Martin
18years of stand-up: ten learning, four refining, four working.Steve Martin
Viola Davis
20years of small parts and being told there was nothing for her.Viola Davis
Marissa Mayer
$44Bof Yahoo's value gone by the time it sold for $4.5B.Marissa Mayer
Arianna Huffington
36publishers rejected her second book.Arianna Huffington
Fran Tarkenton
266interceptions and three Super Bowls lost.Fran Tarkenton
Caroline Wozniacki
71weeks as world number one before she won a major.Caroline Wozniacki
Alan Turing
55years before the apology came.Alan Turing
Charles Bradley
62years old when his first album came out.Charles Bradley
Dan Shechtman
10years called a disgrace for quasicrystals. Then the Nobel.Dan Shechtman
Bill Withers
32years old and making toilets for aeroplanes when the record came out.Bill Withers
Rovio
51games before Angry Birds.Rovio
Christian Dior
10francs a sketch, after the crash took the gallery and the money.Christian Dior
Martin Brundle
158Grands Prix without a podium.Martin Brundle
Joseph Heller
12,000copies of Catch-22 sold in hardback the first year.Joseph Heller
Bryan Cranston
20years as a working actor before the role that mattered.Bryan Cranston
Stewart Butterfield
$17.5Mraised and burned on a game nobody played. Then Slack.Stewart Butterfield
Steve Buscemi
10years as a firefighter in New York before the parts came.Steve Buscemi
Rembrandt
13years painting after they auctioned everything he owned.Rembrandt
Steven Gerrard
17seasons at one club, never a league title.Steven Gerrard
Ayn Rand
12publishers rejected The Fountainhead.Ayn Rand
Karl Malone
1,476games played. He never won a title.Karl Malone
Hank Aaron
1,383strikeouts before the home run record was his.Hank Aaron
Bruce Springsteen
25,000copies sold of his first album. The label nearly dropped him.Bruce Springsteen
Kobe Bryant
14,481shots missed, the most in NBA history.Kobe Bryant
Philip K. Dick
11novels rejected before one was printed.Philip K. Dick
Cy Young
316losses, the most in baseball history. The award carries his name.Cy Young
Reid Hoffman
$8Mraised for a social network that failed before LinkedIn.Reid Hoffman
Sylvester Stallone
$25for his dog, to make rent. Then he wrote Rocky.Sylvester Stallone
Bong Joon-ho
12years of films nobody outside Korea would distribute.Bong Joon-ho
John Forbes Nash Jr.
30years lost to illness between the maths and the Nobel.John Forbes Nash Jr.
Marlon James
78rejections for his first novel. He burned the manuscript once.Marlon James
Kevin Systrom
100users on the app he scrapped. What was left became Instagram.Kevin Systrom
Wayne Gretzky
4,195shots that missed. He scored 894.Wayne Gretzky
Michael Jordan
9,000shots missed in his career. His own count.Michael Jordan
Janet Evanovich
10years of rejection letters, kept in a box.Janet Evanovich
Mike Tyson
$300Mearned, then bankruptcy. He fought his way back out.Mike Tyson
Robert H. Goddard
49years before the New York Times printed the correction.Robert H. Goddard
John McCain
1,966days as a prisoner of war.John McCain
Simon Cowell
£500,000in debt and back at his parents' house when his label folded.Simon Cowell
Martin Luther King Jr.
29arrests before the speech everyone quotes.Martin Luther King Jr.
Alfred Hitchcock
53films, and not one Oscar for directing.Alfred Hitchcock
John Harrison
40years building clocks the board refused to pay for.John Harrison
Tiger Woods
11years between majors, and four back operations.Tiger Woods
Susan Boyle
47years old, unemployed, laughed at before she sang.Susan Boyle
Dan Brown
10,000copies, the total for his first three books.Dan Brown
Vera Wang
40years old when she opened the shop, after the Olympics and Vogue said no.Vera Wang
Jean-Michel Basquiat
27years old when it ended. He had been sleeping in a park at nineteen.Jean-Michel Basquiat
Ian Wright
21years old, out of prison, before any club would sign him.Ian Wright
Brandon Sanderson
13novels written before anyone bought one.Brandon Sanderson
Dr. Seuss
27publishers rejected his first book.Dr. Seuss
Melissa McCarthy
20years of being told there was nothing written for her.Melissa McCarthy
Andre Agassi
141in the world, three years after being number one.Andre Agassi
Cristiano Ronaldo
30penalties missed in his career. He took the next one.Cristiano Ronaldo
Sting
26years old and still teaching in a school in Newcastle.Sting
Giorgio Armani
41years old when he sold his car to start the label.Giorgio Armani
Lise Meitner
48Nobel nominations. She never won one.Lise Meitner
Philo Farnsworth
10years in court against RCA over the television he invented.Philo Farnsworth
Alan Rickman
46years old at his first film role.Alan Rickman
Sara Blakely
$5,000of savings, and no hosiery mill would take her call.Sara Blakely
Gregor Mendel
35years of nobody reading the paper that started genetics.Gregor Mendel
Tina Turner
36cents and a petrol card, the night she walked out.Tina Turner
Jack Nicklaus
19second places at majors. Nobody has more.Jack Nicklaus
Wilbur Wright
1,000glides that ended in the sand before the first flight.Wilbur Wright
Fritz Zwicky
40years before anyone took dark matter seriously.Fritz Zwicky
Anthony Bourdain
28years in other people's kitchens before anyone read a word he wrote.Anthony Bourdain
Ernie Banks
19seasons and not a single playoff game.Ernie Banks
Paul Smith
17years old when a bike crash ended the racing career he wanted.Paul Smith
Charles Darwin
20years he sat on the theory, afraid of what it would cost him.Charles Darwin
Sophia Amoruso
$100Mcompany, bankrupt within four years.Sophia Amoruso
Johannes Vermeer
34paintings survive. He died in debt and was forgotten for 200 years.Johannes Vermeer
Elton John
10years of writing songs nobody recorded.Elton John
James Patterson
31publishers rejected his first novel.James Patterson
Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar
30years of ridicule before the theory was accepted.Subrahmanyan Chandrasekhar
Ray Dalio
$4,000borrowed from his father after he lost everything in 1982.Ray Dalio
Christoph Waltz
30years in German television before anyone outside knew the name.Christoph Waltz
Zlatan Ibrahimović
20seasons and not one Champions League medal.Zlatan Ibrahimović
Mickey Rourke
13years out of film, boxing for money.Mickey Rourke
Nobuyuki Matsuhisa
50days after opening, his restaurant burned to the ground.Nobuyuki Matsuhisa
Ray Bradbury
$9.80the rented typewriter time it took to write Fahrenheit 451.Ray Bradbury
Jensen Huang
30days of cash left when Nvidia's first chip failed.Jensen Huang
Ivan Lendl
11Grand Slam finals lost, a record he still holds.Ivan Lendl
James Dyson
5,126prototypes that failed before the one that worked.James Dyson
Warren Buffett
$200Bthe mistake he says buying Berkshire's textile mill cost him.Warren Buffett
Peyton Manning
251interceptions thrown. He kept dropping back.Peyton Manning
Didier Drogba
21years old before his first professional match.Didier Drogba
Johnny Cash
26years at the label that dropped him.Johnny Cash
Charles Goodyear
10years and debtors' prison before the rubber held.Charles Goodyear
Leonard Cohen
$5Mtaken by his manager at 70. He went back on tour.Leonard Cohen
Shania Twain
22years old, both parents dead, four siblings to raise.Shania Twain
Charles de Gaulle
12years out of power before they called him back.Charles de Gaulle
Grant Achatz
32years old when cancer took his sense of taste. He kept cooking.Grant Achatz
Jan Koum
$19BFacebook paid for the company, after turning him down for a job.Jan Koum
Mickey Mantle
1,710strikeouts, a record when he retired.Mickey Mantle
Lionel Messi
31penalties missed. He kept stepping up to take them.Lionel Messi
Kurt Warner
$5.50an hour stacking shelves after nobody drafted him.Kurt Warner
Jamie Oliver
25restaurants closed the week his chain collapsed.Jamie Oliver
John Grisham
28publishers rejected A Time to Kill.John Grisham
Robert Falcon Scott
34days late to the South Pole. Amundsen had been and gone.Robert Falcon Scott
Nelson Mandela
27years in a cell before the country was his.Nelson Mandela
Yves Saint Laurent
21years old and running Dior. They sacked him three years later.Yves Saint Laurent
Tu Youyou
2,000recipes tested before the one that cured malaria.Tu Youyou
Andrea Bocelli
34years old and singing in piano bars for a living.Andrea Bocelli
Alexander Fleming
12years of nobody caring about the mould on his dish.Alexander Fleming
Jack Canfield
144publishers rejected Chicken Soup for the Soul.Jack Canfield
Barack Obama
30points, the margin he lost his first congressional race by.Barack Obama
Ed Sheeran
312gigs in one year, sleeping on sofas.Ed Sheeran
Jack Ma
30jobs he applied for. All said no, including KFC.Jack Ma
Akio Morita
100rice cookers that burned the rice. Sony's first product.Akio Morita
Tim Ferriss
25publishers rejected The 4-Hour Workweek.Tim Ferriss
Elon Musk
$100Mof his own money burned on three failed launches. The fourth flew.Elon Musk
Larry Ellison
33years old, broke, and out of university twice.Larry Ellison
Beatrix Potter
250copies she printed herself after the publishers said no.Beatrix Potter
Heston Blumenthal
10years teaching himself in a pub kitchen with no training.Heston Blumenthal
Albert Einstein
16years old when he failed the entrance exam to the Zurich Polytechnic.Albert Einstein
Herman Melville
3,200copies of Moby-Dick sold while he was alive.Herman Melville
Dean Kamen
30,000Segways sold in six years. He had promised millions.Dean Kamen
Toni Morrison
39years old, two children, full-time job, first novel.Toni Morrison
John Cleese
30years of law and teaching lined up for him. He left all of it.John Cleese
Michelangelo
40years on a tomb that was never built. He called it his tragedy.Michelangelo
Johann Sebastian Bach
80years forgotten after he died, until Mendelssohn dug him up.Johann Sebastian Bach
Nicholas Sparks
24publishers rejected his first book.Nicholas Sparks
Ray Bourque
22seasons before he lifted the cup, in his last game.Ray Bourque
Eike Batista
$30Bgone in eighteen months, from seventh richest man alive.Eike Batista
John Travolta
10years when the industry treated him as finished.John Travolta
Danny Trejo
11years in prison before his first film job.Danny Trejo
Ted Turner
$8Bof his own fortune gone in the AOL merger.Ted Turner
Richard Branson
14Virgin companies have closed. He kept the name.Richard Branson
Ludwig van Beethoven
25years deaf. He wrote the Ninth without hearing a note of it.Ludwig van Beethoven
Roger Federer
275matches lost. He won 1,251.Roger Federer
John Lewis
45arrests, and a skull fractured on a bridge.John Lewis
Tom Kite
20years on tour before he won a major.Tom Kite
Vincent van Gogh
900paintings. He sold one in his lifetime.Vincent van Gogh
Stephenie Meyer
14agents said no, or nothing, to Twilight.Stephenie Meyer
Archie Manning
101games lost for a team that could not block.Archie Manning
F. Scott Fitzgerald
122rejection slips pinned around his room before the first sale.F. Scott Fitzgerald
Sidney Poitier
14years old, barely able to read. A waiter taught him from newspapers.Sidney Poitier
Frank McCourt
66years old when his first book was published.Frank McCourt
Peter Higgs
48years between the paper nobody wanted and the proof.Peter Higgs
Claude Monet
20years of the Salon turning him away.Claude Monet
Aron Ralston
127hours pinned by a boulder before he cut himself free.Aron Ralston
Lee Westwood
88majors played without winning one.Lee Westwood
Andy Weir
35,000copies at 99 cents, self-published, before a publisher called.Andy Weir
Franklin D. Roosevelt
39years old when polio took his legs. He ran anyway.Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alice Waters
10years of losing money before the restaurant paid for itself.Alice Waters
Morgan Freeman
30years of small parts before anyone knew his name.Morgan Freeman
Sixto Rodriguez
30years working demolition, famous on the other side of the world.Sixto Rodriguez
Richard Bach
18publishers rejected Jonathan Livingston Seagull.Richard Bach
Rory McIlroy
80the round he shot on the Sunday he led the Masters.Rory McIlroy
Frank Herbert
20publishers rejected Dune. A car manual company printed it.Frank Herbert
Louis L'Amour
200rejections before anyone bought a story.Louis L'Amour
Raymond Poulidor
14Tours de France, never once in the yellow jersey.Raymond Poulidor
Kathryn Stockett
60agents said no to The Help over five years.Kathryn Stockett
Diane von Fürstenberg
$4Min debt when she sold the company that made her famous.Diane von Fürstenberg
Charles Barkley
16seasons, no ring. He never stopped saying so.Charles Barkley
Wolfgang Puck
14years old and fired from his first kitchen.Wolfgang Puck
Annie Proulx
57years old at her first novel.Annie Proulx
Melanie Perkins
100investors said no to Canva before one said yes.Melanie Perkins
Haruki Murakami
29years old, running a jazz bar, when he wrote the first one.Haruki Murakami
Bill Buckner
2,715hits in his career. People only remember one ground ball.Bill Buckner
Alan Shearer
260Premier League goals, one trophy.Alan Shearer
Sia
40years old before she stopped showing her face and it worked.Sia
Howard Schultz
217investors said no to Starbucks. He kept asking.Howard Schultz
Preston Tucker
51cars built before the company died.Preston Tucker
Sharon Jones
40years old, told she was too old, too short and too black.Sharon Jones
Whitney Wolfe Herd
$1Msettlement after she was pushed out of the company she built.Whitney Wolfe Herd
Goran Ivanišević
125in the world, on a wildcard, when he finally won Wimbledon.Goran Ivanišević
Lou Brock
307times caught stealing on the way to the record.Lou Brock
Barbara McClintock
30years of being ignored before the Nobel Prize.Barbara McClintock
Bob Dylan
5,000copies sold of his first album.Bob Dylan
Ben Silbermann
5,000early users he emailed by hand when Pinterest was empty.Ben Silbermann
Galileo Galilei
359years before the church admitted he had been right.Galileo Galilei
Antoni Gaudí
144years on and his church is still not finished.Antoni Gaudí
Walt Disney
300bankers said no to Disneyland before one said yes.Walt Disney
Evander Holyfield
$250Mearned and gone. He fought on past fifty.Evander Holyfield
Stephen King
30publishers rejected Carrie before one said yes.Stephen King
Nolan Ryan
292games lost and 2,795 walks. Also 5,714 strikeouts.Nolan Ryan
Joan Rivers
28years banned from the show that made her. He never spoke to her again.Joan Rivers
Ulysses S. Grant
40years old, broke, and selling firewood on a street corner.Ulysses S. Grant
Alex Haley
200rejections over eight years before Roots.Alex Haley
George Foreman
10years out of boxing. He came back and won the title at 45.George Foreman
Barry Marshall
10years dismissed. He drank the bacteria to prove it.Barry Marshall
Brendan Fraser
10years nobody called him for anything.Brendan Fraser
Ronald Wayne
$800the price he took for 10% of Apple in 1976.Ronald Wayne
Vince Carter
22seasons, more than anyone. No Finals.Vince Carter
George Carlin
40years old when he threw out the act that paid the bills.George Carlin
Alfred Wegener
50years before geologists accepted continental drift.Alfred Wegener
Phil Knight
1,300pairs of shoes sold from the trunk of his car in year one.Phil Knight
Anthony Trollope
10years of novels nobody bought, written before work every morning.Anthony Trollope
Sylvia Plath
50rejections in a single year, by her own diary count.Sylvia Plath
Sloane Stephens
957in the world after surgery. She won the US Open eleven months later.Sloane Stephens
Paulo Coelho
900copies sold of The Alchemist. The publisher dropped it.Paulo Coelho
Meg Cabot
17rejections before The Princess Diaries sold.Meg Cabot
Idris Elba
10years working doors and selling drugs in New York before the part.Idris Elba
Steve Case
$99Bwritten off after the AOL and Time Warner merger.Steve Case
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
35years old, in debt, buried in a common grave.Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Octavia Spencer
20years of parts with no name in the credits.Octavia Spencer
Reggie Jackson
2,597strikeouts, the most in baseball history.Reggie Jackson
Zora Neale Hurston
13years in an unmarked grave before anyone came looking.Zora Neale Hurston
Madonna
$35in her pocket when she got off the bus in New York.Madonna
Novak Djokovic
12Grand Slam finals lost.Novak Djokovic
Katalin Karikó
30years of rejected grants. Then the vaccine.Katalin Karikó
Coco Chanel
15years shut down, her shops closed, before the comeback at 71.Coco Chanel
Michelle Yeoh
20years of being told she was too old for the part.Michelle Yeoh
Nick Woodman
90%of GoPro's value gone, and two failed startups before it.Nick Woodman
J. K. Rowling
12publishers rejected Harry Potter before one said yes.J. K. Rowling
Ernest Shackleton
634days stranded on the ice. Every one of his men came home.Ernest Shackleton
Nick Heidfeld
183Formula One starts, thirteen podiums, no win.Nick Heidfeld
Masayoshi Son
$70Bof his own wealth gone in the dot-com crash. He stayed in.Masayoshi Son
Travis Kalanick
$250Bthe lawsuit that killed his first company.Travis Kalanick
R. A. Dickey
$735,000taken off the table when the scan showed no ligament in his arm.R. A. Dickey
Greg LeMond
30shotgun pellets still in his body when he won the Tour again.Greg LeMond
Andy Murray
839in the world after the hip operations. He came back.Andy Murray
Dave Chappelle
$50Mhe walked away from, and ten years of people calling him mad.Dave Chappelle
Brett Favre
336interceptions, more than any quarterback who ever played.Brett Favre
Rickey Henderson
335times caught stealing, more than anyone. He stole 1,406 bases.Rickey Henderson
Ke Huy Quan
20years he stopped acting, because the phone never rang.Ke Huy Quan
John Stockton
19seasons, the most assists ever, no ring.John Stockton
Pete Best
50days before the first single, they replaced him.Pete Best
Nikola Tesla
40patents that made other men rich.Nikola Tesla
Frank Lloyd Wright
70years old, out of work and out of favour, when he drew Fallingwater.Frank Lloyd Wright
Octavia E. Butler
13years of rejections before her first novel.Octavia E. Butler
Babe Ruth
1,330strikeouts. Nobody remembers those.Babe Ruth
Samuel L. Jackson
46years old, and just out of rehab, when the part came.Samuel L. Jackson
Harrison Ford
15years as a carpenter between acting jobs.Harrison Ford
Larry Page
$750,000the price nobody would pay for Google in 1999.Larry Page

Photos from Wikimedia Commons. The numbers are from their own accounts.

Manifesto

Everyone here has failed at something they cared about. More than once.

We are certain we will make it. That is why we are here.

We share the failures, so the next attempt is better than the last.

Why this exists

I built the room I could not find.

If you have failed at something in the open, you already know the part nobody warns you about. It is not the money and it is not the time. It is the faces.

The relative who asks, in front of everyone, when you are going to be serious. The friend who stops asking how it is going because he does not want to hear the answer. The people who have never put anything of their own on the line, explaining to you what you did wrong. After a while you stop telling people what you are working on, and that is the moment it gets heavy, because now you are carrying it alone.

And you went again anyway. That is the part they never see. Anybody can start something while the room is cheering. Starting again after the room has gone quiet, and after being laughed at for the last one, takes something most people never have to find out whether they have. You found out. You have it.

I spent years assuming I was built wrong for wanting this life. I was not. There are thousands of us, in different countries and different trades, and we are terrible at finding each other, because the thing we share is not a job title. It is a way of thinking: we would rather try and be wrong in the open than be safe and quiet, and we count the attempts instead of hiding them.

So I stopped waiting to bump into them. This is the room. Everyone in it has been where you are, and nobody here is going to ask you when you plan to be serious.

JoséLisbon · founder

Who it is for

Anyone chasing something that has not worked yet.

A business, a race, a book, a record, an exam, a body. The count works the same in every arena.

#failures
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Rui · 4×

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Luís · 7×

Your number
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For you if

  • You tried, in public or in private, and it did not work. At least once.
  • You are going to try again, and you want people around who get it.
  • You can write three lines about what failed without dressing it up.

Not for you if

  • You want to sell your course, your service or your app to the group.
  • You only want to vent, and do nothing afterwards.
  • You have never failed at anything. Good for you, but the conversation will not make sense.

How it works

Three things. That is the whole server.

Members

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Name · N×. N is how many times you have failed at your project. It goes up, never down.

#failures
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Rui · 4×

The bakery closed again. The oven broke in week two and there was no cash for the repair. Count goes to 5.

🧱 4🔁 6

Share the failures

In #failures, when they happen. What you tried, where it broke. Nobody lectures you back.

#wins
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Rui · 5×

The bakery opened. Five attempts, seven years. Count frozen at 5.

🏁 31✅ 12
🏆 Winner

Post the win

In #wins, the day it works. The count freezes and you become a Winner.

Thursdays, 21:00 Lisbon. Round table in the voice room, five minutes each. Where I got stuck this week.

The count

The number next to your name is how many times you have failed.

It goes up every time an attempt fails. It is not shame. It is mileage.

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Rules

Five. Short.

Break one, you get a warning. Twice, you are out.

1Say the real number.Seven is seven.
2One project at a time.Change it when it fails, and say so.
3Write what you did.Not what you plan to do.
4No pep talks, no selling.Questions and answers. No courses, no links to what you sell.
5Show up.Going quiet for weeks without a word is the one thing we remove people for.

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