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Elizabeth Day
Elizabeth Day is the host of How To Fail, a chart-topping podcast that reframes failure as a tool for growth, and a British Press Award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in Vogue, The Times, and The Telegraph.
Elizabeth Day is an award-winning author and broadcaster.
Her chart-topping podcast, How To Fail, celebrates the things that haven't gone right. According to Stylist magazine, she has "revolutionised the way we see failure."
Elizabeth's guests have included Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Gloria Steinem, Andrew Scott, Lily Allen, and many more, winning it the Rising Star Award at the 2019 British Podcast Awards.
As a journalist, Elizabeth has been a weekly columnist for You magazine on the Mail on Sunday and a feature writer for numerous publications in the UK and US, including The Telegraph, The Times, Vogue, Grazia, and Elle. She won a British Press Award in 2004 for Young Journalist of the Year and was Highly Commended as Feature Writer of the Year in 2013.
If you want to inspire your team with a new perspective on failure, learning, and growth, look no further than Elizabeth.
Elizabeth Day offers your team a transformative perspective on failure, turning setbacks into stepping stones for growth and innovation. Her insights, drawn from high-profile interviews and award-winning journalism, will inspire resilience, creativity, and a positive shift in your corporate culture, making her an invaluable asset for any business seeking to thrive.
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Elizabeth Day draws on her How To Fail podcast format to structure talks around reframing failure as a source of learning and growth, using real examples from interviews with public figures to illustrate the concept.
Elizabeth Day speaks on failure as a route to growth, confidence, and resilience. She is the host of How To Fail, the podcast that won the Rising Star Award at the 2019 British Podcast Awards, and a British Press Award winner for Young Journalist of the Year in 2004.
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