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 title: "Failure suuuuucks"
 description: "A reflection on the lessons we learn from failure and whether those lessons are tainted by the opposite of survorship bias."
 tags: [work]
-excerpt_image: https://github.com/aseriousbiz/abbot/assets/19977/33a2a40c-f9f3-45f4-a493-1cfca690f7f8
+excerpt_image: https://github.com/haacked/haacked.com/assets/19977/4ca7b2c4-d353-4282-bb17-1713e74b9fbe
 ---
 
 When you fail, many people will tell you how failure is a great teacher. And they're not wrong. But you know what else is a great teacher? Success! And success is a lot less expensive than failure.
 
-![Fallen ice cream cone](https://github.com/aseriousbiz/abbot/assets/19977/33a2a40c-f9f3-45f4-a493-1cfca690f7f8)
+![Fallen ice cream cone](https://github.com/haacked/haacked.com/assets/19977/4ca7b2c4-d353-4282-bb17-1713e74b9fbe)
 
 About a month ago, my co-founder and I decided to shut down our startup, A Serious Business, Inc., the makers of Abbot. He wrote some [beautiful words about it on LinkedIn](https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7114700034398425088/). Now it's my turn to write some less than beautiful words about the experience.