Fail Spectacularly!

About Jason Seiden


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Overview

There are two ways a person can live a better story: (1) overcome whatever fears hold him or her back, or (2) learn to tell his or her current story better.

Jason helps people with both.

Jason is co-founder of Ajax Social Media, a company that shows sales professionals how to use LinkedIn to drive top-line revenue more efficiently… by telling their story more credibly and by reading their prospects’ stories more effectively.

Plus, having spent 10 years in executive coaching and management development—working with top level executives from companies with between $10 million and $30 billion in revenue—Jason is also still regularly hired as a speaker to help organizational leaders learn more about the courageous and resilient ethos of “Fail Spectacularly!”

Jason is the author of two popular career books, How to Self-Destruct: Making the Least of What’s Left of Your Career and Super Staying Power: What You Need to Become Valuable & Resilient at Work, and blogs at FailSpectacularly.com He is an advisor on SmartBrief‘s Workforce publication and an oft-cited industry leader who has appeared in/on USAToday, CNN, and Yahoo!/HotJobs.

Jason earned his MBA from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School and his Bachelor’s from Wharton at the University of Pennsylvania.

Possibly his favorite accolade, Jason also holds the title Honorary Talent Anarchist according to respected bloggers in his field.

Contact

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