I straight stole this from Seth’s Blog – check the original post here.

He asks tons of question – 16 to be exact and number 13 was the one that caught my attention:

Is perfect important? (Do you feel the need to fail privately, not in public?)

He was connecting perfect with failure, and more importantly, he didn’t give an option for not failing – just asked though if you need to fail privately or publicly.

Failure is not a bad thing.  It’s a great question.  The insight into public or private failure is key.  I think sometimes in leadership – you can’t choose – so fail well.