Our ISO-3864-man fails somewhat awkwardly, but he remains completely himself … and … he gets back on his feet.

Too quickly failure is considered negative. Failure planned and considered as a necessary part of further development can be very useful when introducing new methods and processes in technical authoring. The key is the small-scale, sequential approach. In contrast to classical project management with planning, execution, and evaluation, a small-scale approach allows you to deal with failure in a relatively relaxed manner. And even more so, you are more light-hearted and thus more easily open to new approaches. Failure is then what it should be, a learning opportunity and not the end of a project.