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This is a clip from the full episode of "My Favorite Mistake" with host Mark Graban and guest Amy Edmondson. Amy is a renowned professor at Harvard Business School, known for her work on psychological safety and organizational learning.

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Key Takeaways:
Amy Edmondson discusses the nuanced differences between mistakes and failures.
Explains that while many failures are caused by mistakes, not all failures stem from mistakes.
Highlights that some failures are the result of thoughtful hypotheses and experiments in new territory, where the outcome is uncertain but valuable learning is gained.
Emphasizes that mistakes are often deviations from known practices or protocols, and many mistakes do not necessarily lead to failures.
Encourages viewing failures and mistakes as opportunities for learning and growth.

About Amy Edmondson:
Amy Edmondson is a professor at Harvard Business School, renowned for her pioneering research on psychological safety and organizational learning. She is the author of several influential books, including "The Fearless Organization." In this episode, Amy shares her insights on how to navigate and learn from both mistakes and failures in professional settings.

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