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\"Headshot<\/a>By\u00a0Julia Smeed, Innovation Hub Project Lead<\/em><\/p>\n

The\u00a0University of Toronto is home to\u00a0some of Canada’s most famous research, discoveries and inventions. \u00a0It’s important to remember, however, that these successes were often preceded by many failures. The Innovation Hub seeks to create a culture where failure is allowed, and even encouraged in the creative process. \u00a0Our failures spark curiosity and allow us to learn. \u00a0Failure propels us towards innovation!<\/p>\n

There are so many great reasons to fail! \u00a0Just take the advice of businessman, engineer & inventor Elon Musk:<\/p>\n

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In fact, there are a tremendous number of great failure resources. \u00a0We’ll share a few of our favourites below and we welcome you to share more of your own in the comments section.<\/p>\n

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Check out the 2011 Engineers Without Borders Failure report<\/a><\/p>\n

Failure is also a popular TED subject, with bestselling Authors Elizabeth Gilbert and JK Rowling speaking candidly on the topic.<\/p>\n