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The Rise
Creativity, the Gift of Failure, and the Search for Mastery
Book • 2015
The Rise explores the inestimable value of often ignored ideas, the power of surrender for fortitude, the criticality of play for innovation, and the importance of grit and creative practice.
Using examples from athletics, science, and the arts, Sarah Lewis argues that many of the world’s greatest achievements have come from understanding the central importance of failure.
The book features narratives about figures such as Frederick Douglass, Samuel F.B.
Morse, Diane Arbus, and J.K.
Rowling, among others, to illustrate how failure can be a stepping stone to success.
Using examples from athletics, science, and the arts, Sarah Lewis argues that many of the world’s greatest achievements have come from understanding the central importance of failure.
The book features narratives about figures such as Frederick Douglass, Samuel F.B.
Morse, Diane Arbus, and J.K.
Rowling, among others, to illustrate how failure can be a stepping stone to success.
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as being written by Sarah Lewis, who was a guest on the show.


Manoush Zomorodi

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Sports psychology for everyday life
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as a book that helps understand the creative process.


Brené Brown

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Brené with David Eagleman on The Inside Story of the Ever-Changing Brain
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in the context of Martin Luther King Jr.'s journey to becoming a great speaker.


Jay Shetty

3 Step System Effective People Use To Start the Year Strong
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as one of her favorite books on creativity, focusing on the creative process, mastery vs success, and the power of surrender.


Brené Brown

Brené with Dr. Sarah Lewis on Creativity, Surrender, and Aesthetic Force
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as a book written by ![undefined]()

about failure and success.


Debbie Millman

Sarah Lewis

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