Fail fast

A philosophy that encourages quick failures, which is great until you fail at everything.

Examples: - "We need to fail fast on this initiative." - "The fail fast approach will drive results." - "Let's fail fast to move forward."

A philosophy of quickly testing ideas and learning from failures, like rapid experimentation with built-in failure.

"Our fail fast approach means we try 47 different strategies per week, fail at 46 of them, and call it innovation."

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