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The people who show up when you're winning are mostly not the people who stay when you're not. On failure, fair-weather friends, and a $122,000 lesson.

The people who show up when you're winning are mostly not the people who stay when you're not. On failure, fair-weather friends, and a $122,000 lesson.

For years I measured my worth by what I produced. Untangling those two things changed my happiness, my relationships and, unexpectedly, my results.

I build AI products for a living. I also think AI is diminishing people's creativity, and the reason has nothing to do with the technology.

A client I consulted for looked wildly successful from the outside. Inside it was decaying. Years later the business had shrunk dramatically. Here's what I took from it.

Arias WebsterBerry joins Successful FuckUps in Nairobi to talk about producing concerts for Grammy winners, losing $400,000 overnight, and why hustle without systems keeps businesses broke.

At 21 I quit my job to build a 17,000-person festival at the LA Sports Arena. One $40,000 decision we didn't make is the reason it never turned a profit.