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Invention: A Life of Learning through Failure

Book • 2021
In this autobiography, James Dyson shares his remarkable story of perseverance and innovation.

The book chronicles his early inventions, such as the Ballbarrow, and his most famous creation, the bagless vacuum cleaner, which required over 5,000 prototypes.

Dyson discusses the importance of mentorship, education, and self-reliance, as well as his experiences with legal battles and financial setbacks.

The book highlights his commitment to design, innovation, and education, including his efforts in setting up a university to foster the next generation of engineers and designers.

It is a compelling tale of overcoming obstacles and the role of failure in achieving success.

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Mentioned in 5 episodes

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David Senra
mentions James Dyson's second book, "Invention, a Life of Learning Through Failure", notes it shows a wiser version of Dyson.
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30: David Senra - The Clarity of Commitment
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Mathieu Stéphanie
comme le titre final de son autobiographie.
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#437 - James Dyson - Dyson - “Failure is more exciting than success”
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Zing Tsjeng
in the podcast as James Dyson's autobiography.
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Sir James Dyson: Sucking up the cash
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James Dyson
while discussing his journey of creating a better vacuum cleaner.
Tinker your way to scale: James Dyson

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