Fail Forward: The Strategy Behind Career Progress
- Elizabeth Logan

- Aug 21, 2025
- 1 min read
Mistakes are not setbacks, they are data. Each misstep provides feedback that, when assessed and applied, drives progress rather than paralysis.
Career planning is most effective when treated as an iterative process: test, learn, refine, and advance. By applying systems thinking and design principles, professionals can navigate transitions, planned or unplanned, with greater clarity and confidence. This structured approach turns uncertainty into opportunity, risk into learning, and challenges into catalysts for growth.
Adopting this approach not only accelerates career but also strengthens adaptability, a critical capability in today’s evolving world of work.




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