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What It's About
Take a timeout to hear this failure story from a successful parenting blogger.
Notes from Chris
Episode 1595
I believe we can learn as much from failure as we can from success, if not more. It’s with this principle in mind that we’re starting Failure Friday, a collection of short stories all about mistakes, missteps, disasters, and of course, failure. Just like our Throwback Thursday segment, you’ll hear directly from side hustlers who have struggled to get something off the ground. They’ll tell you a short story of something that went very wrong. The stories will vary, but often it starts with an idea, what they thought would happen and what really happened—and of course, what they learned. I applaud their courage! I’ll share some of my failure stories along the way as well. Today’s short story features Jeff Campbell from Austin, Texas. We told the successful story of his transition to full-time blogging on Episode #718. But they had some struggles along the way. Let’s hear from them about one of those struggles… Listen to today's episode to learn more...MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE:
- NewMiddleClassDad.com: Do you want to hear a joke about paper? Never mind, it’s tearable. But, since you’re here, and you’ve made it past the dad joke, you probably want to know more about this parenting blog. Head on over to Jeff's website to learn more!
- “Middle Class Dad” Earns Passive Income from Parenting Advice: Did you hear the one about the dad with the blog? He earns an extra $2,000/month.
- Behavior Analyst Creates Resources for Parents and Teachers: An expert uses her knowledge to create resources that help parents, teachers, and professionals improve behavior in children with autism.
- Educator Makes Cards to Teach Kids About Emotions: Don’t take a time-out … take a time-in! Recognizing the struggle parents have with teaching kids how to handle emotions, a mom and educator creates a game to solve the problem.
