What Are You Failing At?

Angie Greenup is the creator and host of the growingly popular YouTube series "Love, Food, and Money." On this week's episode, Angie and I discuss jealousy and the fear of failure. Check out "Love, Food, and Money" at https://www.youtube.com/user/lovefoodmoney and follow Angie on Twitter via https://twitter.com/AngieGreenup. Follow me on Twitter via https://twitter.com/TK_Coleman. Follow Praxis via https://twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Subscribe to our podcast on iTunes via https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/what-are-you-failing-at/id916655532?mt=2

Dr. Phillip Magness is a historian based in the Washington, D.C. area. In addition to being the Academic Program Director at the Institute for Humane Studies, Dr. Magness is also a faculty member for the George Mason University School of Public Policy. This week Dr. Magness took a brief break from his research, academic obligations, and busy holiday plans to share his latest creative challenges and his thoughts on failure.

Dana Burger works a full-time job, is a mother of three, and runs a boutique business. In this episode, she discusses her struggles with balancing personal ambition and business demands with family life and her day job. Thanks to the cooperation of her husband, Dana joined me on her "date night" to share what she's failing and the lessons she's learning along the way.

Michael Malice is a New York based author and ghostwriter. He is the co-author of books with D.L. Hughley, Michael Fazio, Matt Hughes, and others. He is the co-creator and founding editor of the humor blog Overheard in New York. He is also the author of the Dear Reader: The Unauthorized Autobiography of Kim Jong Il. Malice's early life was the subject of Harvey Pekar's biography Ego & Hubris: The Michael Malice Story. Since 2014, Malice has been a regular guest on the Fox Business show The Independents. Follow Michael Malice at https://twitter.com/michaelmalice. Follow Praxis via http://twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via http://twitter.com/TK_Coleman. Subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes

Marlon Bush is the Co-Founder of Marlon & Michael Concepts. As an entrepreneur who specializes in graphic design, Marlon's ability to stay healthy while maintaining a high level of performance for his clients depends on his ability to say "no" to detours and distractions. In this episode, Marlon shares the lessons he's learning from his failures at saying "yes" when he should be saying "no." You can learn more about Marlon & Michael Concepts at http://www.marlonandmichael.com/ Follow Praxis on Twitter via http://twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via http://twitter.com/TK_Coleman. If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes

Sharon Harris is the president for The Advocates of Self-Government. In this week's episode, Sharon talks with me about how her compassion for others can sometimes turn into anxiety-ridden thoughts and she shares some of the insights and practices that help her cope. Learn the latest about Sharon's ventures via http://www.theadvocates.org. Follow Praxis via http://twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via http://twitter.com/TK_Coleman. If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes

Thomas Bogle is an Economics teacher at Corona del Sol and he spends every bit of energy he can muster trying to cultivate an appreciation for entrepreneurial thinking in the minds of his students. What I like most about Mr. Bogle is that his lifestyle flies in the face of the old saying "if you can't do, teach." Thomas doesn't just talk about entrepreneurship, he practices what he preaches. He's the very kind of teacher this world needs: a person who eats, drinks, sleeps, and embodies the very message he conveys in the classroom.

Jason Rink is a writer and producer for Emergent Order, the founder and owner of Foundation Media, and the Executive Director for the Foundation for a Free Society.  He joins me this week to discuss his recent battles with resistance and the lessons they're teaching him about creativity, productivity, and overcoming fear. Follow Jason on Twitter via https://twitter.com/JasonRink. Follow Praxis via http://twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via http://twitter.com/TK_Coleman. If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes

Casey Zeman, an entrepreneur and online branding consultant, agrees with my mission to celebrate the beauty of failure and he decided to join me on the podcast this week to share a current failure of his own while offering a bit of insight into what he's learning from his creative challenges. Right after we finished our episode, Casey remembered another failure he was eager to share so we recorded another short session giving you a double feature this week. To listen to episode 10A, click here: http://failforward.podomatic.com/entry/2014-10-13T00_47_45-07_00 Follow Casey on Twitter via http://twitter.com/YouTubeJedi. Follow Praxis via http://twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via http://twitter.com/TK_Coleman. If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes

Casey Zeman, an entrepreneur and online branding consultant, agrees with my mission to celebrate the beauty of failure and he decided to join me on the podcast this week to share a current failure of his own while offering a bit of insight into what he's learning from his creative challenges. Right after we finished our episode, Casey remembered another failure he was eager to share so we recorded another short session giving you a double feature this week. So don't forget to listen to episode 10B as well. Follow Casey on Twitter via twitter.com/YouTubeJedi. Follow Praxis via twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via twitter.com/TK_Coleman. If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes

Max Borders is the co-founder of the Voice & Exit Conference, the editor of The Freeman magazine and director of content for The Foundation for Economic Education (FEE). He is also author of Superwealth: Why we should stop worrying about the gap between rich and poor. Follow Ben on Twitter via twitter.com/b3nangelo. Follow Praxis via twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via twitter.com/TK_Coleman. If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes Follow Max Borders via twitter.com/maxborders Follow Praxis via twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via twitter.com/TK_Coleman. If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes

Ben Angelo is a Los Angeles-based D.J., Songwriter, and Entrepreneur. In addition to mixing up a dazzling array of tunes for parties and special events, he also runs I Heart Ipanema Apparel with his wife Nicole. Ben joins me this week to discuss what he's failing at and how he's getting through it. Follow Ben on Twitter via twitter.com/b3nangelo. Follow Praxis via twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via twitter.com/TK_Coleman If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes.

In this week's episode, I spoke with educator and entrepreneur Michael Strong. Michael is the CEO of Khabele + Strong Incubator and the author of Be the Solution: How Entrepreneurs and Conscious Capitalists Can Solve All the World’s Problems and The Habit of Thought: From Socratic Seminars to Socratic Practice. You can follow Michael Strong on Twitter via twitter.com/flowidealism. Follow Praxis via twitter.com/DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via twitter.com/TK_Coleman. If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes.

Gerald Coleman is the Director of Young Adult Ministries at Fellowship Missionary Church in Fort Wayne, Indiana. In this episode, he discusses his struggles with getting his ideas out there and overcoming the time-management issues that confront him. You can follow Gerald Coleman on Twitter via @TheUrbanMonk. Follow Praxis via @DiscoverPraxis. Follow T.K. Coleman via @TK_Coleman If you enjoy the podcast, be sure to subscribe to our channel for new weekly episodes. Also watch the series on YouTube at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLV59VC43BAzsMbkY-Ec0lj8-wF8hnPoB5

This past week, we held our Praxis Opening Seminar for the Fall Class at the St. Christopher Camp and Conference Center in Seabrook Island. I had the chance to talk with Praxis participant, Carter Hutchinson, about the kind of work he'll be doing, what he's currently failing at, and what he's learning from his creative challenges.

This past week, we held our Praxis Opening Seminar for the Fall Class at the St. Christopher Camp and Conference Center in Seabrook Island. I had the chance to talk with Praxis participant, James Walpole, about the kind of work he'll be doing, what he's currently failing at, and what he's learning from his creative challenges.

In this episode of "What Are You Failing At?" I sat down with Jeffrey Tucker who is the CEO of Liberty.me , a publisher of Laissez Faire Books, and also a Distinguished Fellow of the Foundation for Economic Education. Jeffrey opens up about his creative challenges and shares a few valuable lessons he's learning from his current failures.

In this episode, I converse with Praxis Founder and CEO Isaac Morehouse about what he's failing at and what strategies he's employing to cope and/or conquer with his creative challenges. We had a good laugh talking about how he keeps his head above water amid the challenges of parenting. Feel free to share your thoughts in the comments. Cheers and Keep Failing Forward, T.K. Coleman

"What Are You Failing At?" is a series of short conversations with entrepreneurs, educators, and various experts on what they're currently failing at and what strategies they're currently employing to cope with and/or conquer those failures. The aim of the show is to highlight the fact that vulnerability is an inherent part of the human condition while affirming the strength and wisdom that comes from honestly, openly, and sometimes humorously revealing our not-so successful side. The style of the podcast will be casual and conversational (no need to be pretty or pretentious when vulnerability is the main theme) and my goal is to keep each episode under 5 minutes. New episodes will be published every Monday.