So much of life stays unlived because we're afraid to get it wrong.

The Failure School is a movement that turns the fear of failure into fuel for innovation, leadership, and creative courage.

Next session: June 20 · Sari Sari Bar, Makati · Early rate ends June 10

The next session: First Fail / Fail First

A three-hour live experience that turns your fear of failure into a superpower for innovation, leadership, and creative courage. No lectures. You try, you fail, you recover, and you walk out with a new way of thinking you can use the next morning.

When  Friday, June 20, 2026 · 3:00 to 6:30 PM
Where  Sari Sari Bar, Makati
Who  18+, open to everyone

Early rate ₱1,200 per head (until June 10)
Regular rate ₱1,500 per head (June 11 onwards)
Both include one drink and your learning materials.

1
Unlearn the fear

We take apart the idea that good outcomes only come from safe plans, and look at what your caution has quietly cost you.

2
Try things live

Through fast, hands-on challenges, you get to fail and recover in a room where that is exactly the point. Low stakes, high energy.

3
Carry it forward

You leave with the confidence to act on ideas you would normally shelve, and a practical way of thinking you can apply to your own world.

By the end you'll say...

"...it was really fun I learned a lot from this experience because I learned that failure can actually be a way to achieve as well as to grow in ways I didn't know you could. It's also been an outlet as well because nowadays failure is not really accepted because we see perfection but here you're allowed to make mistakes and to live with those mistakes."
- Happy, a Failure School Student

The theory is easy. The experience is what changes you.

We want you to learn that it's okay to share an idea, even a bad one, and that having bad ideas is part of doing anything that matters. We want you to feel comfortable creating, and confident that you can solve problems worth solving. We want you to learn to connect with others and tackle hard things together.

The Failure School gives you the room to do all of that, repeatedly, in a space where mistakes are the point. You leave ready to apply what you learned to your own world.

"People who avoid failure also avoid success." - Robert T. Kiyosaki

You leave with more than a good night

You leave with a new relationship to failure, the confidence to act on your ideas, and a practical way of thinking you can use long after the room empties. Less fear. More trying. Better problems solved.

We're just getting started

The Failure School is built to travel. We're bringing live sessions to more cities and online, so wherever you are, there will be a room for you. Want to know when we're near you? Join the list.

Frequently asked questions

What is The Failure School?

The mindset we pick up at school, and then carry into the companies we work for, is rarely enough to create our best future.

The Failure School is a movement that equips people with new ways of thinking about problems and new ways of creating solutions, combining modern tools with human-centered techniques like Design Thinking and Lean Start-Up.

We create safe spaces and growth mindsets so that anyone can learn to innovate, to fail, and ultimately to learn, improve, and succeed.

Why focus on failure?

Because the fear of getting it wrong is the single biggest thing standing between most people and their best ideas. We treat failure as information, not a verdict. Once you stop trying to be right all the time, you start creating, connecting, and solving problems you would otherwise never attempt.

Who is it for?

Anyone who's ever had an idea and felt too scared to act on it. What if they don't like it? What if they laugh? What if it's the wrong idea?

The Failure School shows you how to move beyond the What If...? and focus instead on How Might We...? No background or experience required.

What will I get out of it?

A new relationship to failure, the confidence to act on your ideas, and a practical way of thinking you can keep using long after.

The real measure of success is the connections you make, the things you finally try, and the ideas you bring to the world.

Do I need any experience?

None at all. The only thing you need is a willingness to try. Everything else happens in the room.

Is this a class, a course, or something else?

It's an experience first and a movement second. We bring people together to learn by doing, not by sitting through lectures. The formats will grow over time, but the heart of it stays the same: a safe, energising space to try, fail, and grow.

What happens after I take part?

It's too easy to attend something, pass an exam, get a certificate, and forget it all. That's not what this is. There are no exams. Your success shows up afterwards, in the courage you carry into your own projects, work, and life.

Where can I take part?

We're bringing live sessions to more cities and online, so wherever you are, there will eventually be a room for you. Join the list and we'll tell you the moment we're near you.

We didn't really understand [what to expect]. It really teaches you how to ask good questions, to not be afraid to ask those questions and always to ask "why". It helps you embrace failure in a really advanced and exciting way. I learned a lot, I had fun. I can't wait for the next one!

Waby
Failure School Attendee

It taught me also how important team work is, how important it is to not feel bad about failing but instead to be proud that you failed. My favorite part was the team work exercises because it really shows how people can work as a team, how cooperative you can be and when you fail...it's ok!

Michelle
Failure School Attendee
"Failure is an option here. If things are not failing, you’re not innovating enough."
Elon Musk

Are you ready to become a failure?

Scared? Nervous? Unsure of yourself? Frustrated by your lack of action on ideas you have? Want to be more comfortable being creative?

This is the room for you.

Early rate ends June 10

"Since we live in an age of innovation, a practical education must prepare you for work that does not yet exist and cannot be clearly defined."
- Peter Drucker