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Esther King
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  • Amersham, Bucks
  • United Kingdom
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  • Kim van Niekerk
  • Yinka Makinde
  • Matt Grist
  • Deborah Rowe
  • Roxanne Persaud
  • Jonathan Jewell
  • Anni Rowland-Campbell
  • Paul Buchanan
  • Andy Gibson
  • Clare Reilly
  • Sarah Tucker

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Esther King commented on Jonathan Jewell's group 'Glory of Failure'
"To add to Milton Glaser's quote (see Susan Bennett's comment below), Jimmy Wales, the founder of Wikipedia, says Britain's attitude towards avoiding failure at all costs is holding us back. See the article in yesterday's Evening…"
Nov 8, 2011
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May 6, 2011
Esther King joined Jonathan Jewell's group
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Carers in Society

Carers in Society is an RSA project that is designed to support involuntary, unremunerated carers. It does this by raising awareness of the diversity of these carers and their needs and campaign for change on their behalf.See More
Nov 29, 2010
Esther King joined Clare Reilly's group
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Profit with a Purpose?

A network that will encourage the traditional business model to become more active and effective in social, environmental and economic sustainability.
Sep 7, 2010
Esther King commented on Jonathan Jewell's group 'Glory of Failure'
"Hi Bruce I've just read your sermon and really enjoyed it. I was especially struck by the quote from Maher "Doubt is humble and that is what man needs to be considering that human history is just a litany of getting stuff dead…"
Jun 8, 2010
Esther King replied to Esther King's discussion 'What can we do for the Glory of Failure project in our own lives?' in the group Glory of Failure
"Hi Jocelyn and welcome to the RSA and this Ning. That's a great quote. It makes me smile when I read it and I've put it on my wall now. I think it's top of the list of things to say to anyone who is worried about failure."
Apr 29, 2010
Jocelyn Cunningham replied to Esther King's discussion 'What can we do for the Glory of Failure project in our own lives?' in the group Glory of Failure
"Hello, New to both the RSA and this Ning but very engaged by this conversation. I have on my desk a quote from Samuel Beckett: Fail once, Fail twice, Fail better. which encapsulates things well for me and helps to keep me thinking of risky ways…"
Apr 28, 2010
Esther King commented on Jonathan Jewell's group 'Glory of Failure'
"This week I was shown a video of a talk by Sir Ken Robinson in which he said "What we do know is that if you're not prepared to be wrong, you'll never come up with anything original." and "We're now running national…"
Apr 23, 2010
Esther King commented on Jonathan Jewell's group 'Glory of Failure'
"There was a book of poems called Failure, by Philip Schultz, which was co-winner of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize in Poetry. Has anyone read it?"
Apr 16, 2010
Esther King commented on Jonathan Jewell's group 'Glory of Failure'
"I was just searching on the word failure (as you do) and came across an interesting distinction: failure and success are often thought of as alternatives at the same logical level but that is actually misleading. Taking the example of a bridge, the…"
Apr 1, 2010
Esther King joined Sarah Tucker's group
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Social Entrepreneurs Network

The Social Entrepreneurs Network is a network for all those interested in social entrepreneurship and social enterprise. The aim is to solve some of the practical challenges faced by social entrepreneurs.See More
Mar 23, 2010
Esther King replied to Esther King's discussion 'What can we do for the Glory of Failure project in our own lives?' in the group Glory of Failure
"Hi Nicola, I love your example (and your medal). It really does illustrate embracing failure: Your instructor saying that it's about learning about yourself You saying that you often fail at taekwondo but you fail alongside others and the…"
Mar 18, 2010
Esther King replied to Esther King's discussion 'What can we do for the Glory of Failure project in our own lives?' in the group Glory of Failure
"Yes it is an interesting idea, and my immediate feeling is to agree that the concentration and emphasis on success isn't helpful. It's fair to say that we all want to be successful in whatever we do but the taboo on failure makes success…"
Mar 16, 2010
Susan Jones replied to Esther King's discussion 'What can we do for the Glory of Failure project in our own lives?' in the group Glory of Failure
"I was also wondering whether we could do a bit of challenging the tendency to use the adjective 'successful' quite so freely? If more people admitted to failure - were allowed to admit to failure - folk like us in this forum wouldn't…"
Mar 16, 2010
Jonathan Jewell replied to Esther King's discussion 'What can we do for the Glory of Failure project in our own lives?' in the group Glory of Failure
"You are right Esther, I wonder if my posting is possibly more about what contribution you can make to the campaign, our 'means' so to speak, while you are taking here I think more at the 'ends' and how we go about delivering on…"
Mar 16, 2010
Esther King added a discussion to the group Glory of Failure
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What can we do for the Glory of Failure project in our own lives?

Jonathan has put lots of suggestions on how to get more involved in the “Whether you have lots of time, some time or NO time - you can still contribute! Find out how here” discussion thread and I’ve been doing some of those.I have a ‘how do I translate this into my daily life’ feeling though. When I come across an unhelpful reaction to failure, or have that reaction myself, what can I do?I was talking to Roxanne about this last week and she phrased it as “how do we help others embrace…See More
Mar 16, 2010

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At 23:31 on February 4, 2010, Jonathan Jewell said…
Have a look at the adaptive management presentation on this page. There are articles too on the site, but if you are interested further, contact me and I'll send the heavy-weight stuff!

http://www.intaver.com/riskyproject_presentations.html
 
 
 

Review of RSA Fellowship nings, social networks

Over the next few months the RSAde Group will be consolidating regional social networks and nings. 

The aim will be to improve connectivity for Fellows, improve communication and reduce fragmentation. 

If you would like further information on these changes please contact the RSAde team via the Digital Engagement group on this network. 

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