Points of Failure
Welcome to the Points of Failure podcast, where we talk about the quiet ways things break down, and what it actually means to take responsibility without losing yourself.
Through conversations with others and topical episodes, we examine the patterns behind failure in work, relationships, identity, and decision-making, without shortcuts or easy answers.
Whether you’re reflecting on past mistakes, wrestling with something unresolved, or noticing a pattern you can’t ignore anymore, each episode is an invitation to look honestly at what went wrong, and what comes next.
Questions, topic ideas, or guest suggestions: failurepointspod@gmail.com
Points of Failure
Latest Episodes
S4E25 - Transactional Relationships: A Follow-up
S4E24 - John Hewitt
S4E23 - Are Healthy Relationships Transactional?
Fan Mail
I agree with everything you said. Being nice is hard especially with people who just want to be mean. They can take your niceness and turn it around or against you. For me it was just easier to shut down and do or say nothing to keep the peace. Being nice to strangers was always easier than people we know. I've agreed to things over the yrs out of fear or just to be accepted altho it cost me. As I've aged, being nice is easy now because I can speak up if I dont want to do something or if I dont agree with something. In the nicest way possible☺️.
Phoenix, Arizona
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