When the first season of Failing It Up began, everything moved fast — planning, logistics, collaborations — and somewhere in that momentum, I paused to ask myself: What exactly is Failing It Up?

Was it a podcast, a digital magazine, or a movement?

It had started as an initiative to de-stigmatise failure, yet over time it began to evolve into a different space.
So, I decided to press pause — not to stop, but to realign.

During that time, I focused on building other projects and, by the grace of God, that foundation now allows me to see Failing It Up clearly for what it was always meant to be — a movement with a purpose, not just another venture.

I no longer measure it in views or algorithms; I see it as a space for genuine connection, courage, and transformation through experience.

I’m deeply grateful for all the love and support this initiative has received — and to every guest who has shared their story with honesty, vulnerability, and heart.
You’ve been the soul of Failing It Up.

The website is currently being refreshed — you’ll soon see some of your favourite interviews, both old and new, featured again in a more meaningful way.

Failing It Up returns — not as just a podcast or a blog, but as a movement you can be part of — a global initiative that connects people through stories of growth, creativity, and awareness.

Be part of the movement — share your story or recommend someone whose journey deserves to be told.