What if we reframed failure as a step toward clarity rather than away from success?

On this episode of the Friday Fireside, we’re sitting down with Anne-Laure Le Cunff, neuroscientist, entrepreneur, and author of the upcoming book Tiny Experiments, to explore why failure isn’t failure—it’s feedback.

Anne-Laure’s work is all about curiosity-driven learning—turning doubt into discovery through small, low-risk experiments. 

Her approach aligns deeply with how we support entrepreneurs, coaches, and creatives inside our Vision 20/20 group coaching program:

✅ Curiosity leads to clarity. What fascinates you is often pointing you toward the work you’re meant to do.
✅ Small experiments create momentum. You don’t need a master plan—just a first step.
✅ Failure is data, not a dead end. When you stop seeing failure as personal, you start seeing opportunity.
✅ Exploration before exploitation ensures alignment. Before you "scale" an idea, make sure it truly fits you.
✅ Structure + flexibility = a sustainable, fulfilling business. The key is having just enough structure to guide you, but enough freedom to adapt.

We’ll also dive into Anne-Laure’s personal journey—what led her to quit her job at Google, start Ness Labs, and eventually write this book. 

We'll talk about the creative process, the emotional rollercoaster of writing, and what it means to live a liminal life—where you embrace uncertainty as part of the journey.

If you’re navigating a career transition, designing a business that truly fits, or just wrestling with the fear of getting it wrong, this conversation is for you.

Join us for an inspiring, practical, and deeply human chat about learning through action, making uncertainty feel less scary, and designing work that lights you up.

Bring your questions, your curiosity, and maybe even your own tiny experiment idea!

Tiny Experiments: Unlocking Big Possibilities with Anne-Laure Le Cunff