There was a time when Nokia controlled more than 60% of the global mobile phone market. It defined an entire generation, shaped modern communication, and dominated the industry for years.

So what went wrong?

This episode is not just about technology or smartphones.

It is a human story—about success, fear of change, internalculture, and the silent danger of comfort.

In this episode of The failure Chronicles Podcast, we explore the complete rise and fall of Nokia:

from its origins as a paper mill in 19th-century Finland, tobecoming the world’s largest mobile phone company, and finally to its dramatic collapse in the smartphone era.

This is a story about:

* How successful companies fail

* Why innovation is not enough

* And how fear of disrupting a profitable model can destroyeven the strongest giants

If you’re interested in business, technology, leadership, orthe philosophy of failure, this story is for you.

🎧 Hosted by **Saber Moshirian**

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What if suffering is not a mistake, but the very nature of life?
What if failure, dissatisfaction, and restlessness are not exceptions — but the rule?
Arthur Schopenhauer had a disturbing answer.

In this episode of The Failure Chronicles Podcast, I explore a fictional yet deeply philosophical conversation with Arthur Schopenhauer, one of the most uncompromising thinkers in the history of philosophy.

Schopenhauer believed that human suffering is rooted in endless desire — a blind, irrational force he called the Will.
No matter how much we achieve, want, or succeed, satisfaction never lasts.

In this conversation, we discuss:

· Why life, according to Schopenhauer, is fundamentally suffering

· The concept of the blind will explained in simple terms

· Failure as a universal human experience

· Why happiness is often an illusion

· Inner vs. outer happiness

· Can renunciation and simplicity reduce suffering?

This Episode is not meant to motivate you.
It is meant to help you see reality more clearly.

If you are interested in philosophy, meaning, failure, and the darker truths of human existence, this episode is for you.

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Why does hearing “no” hurt so much?
Why does the fear of rejection silently stop us from chasing our dreams?

In this episode of Failure chronicles, I share the powerful true story of Jia Jiang, the author of Rejection Proof—a man who deliberately asked strangers to reject him in order to overcome one of the deepest human fears.

Through real-life experiments, strange requests, and unexpected “yes” answers, this episode explores:

· The psychology of rejection

· Why rejection feels like physical pain

· How fear of “no” controls our decisions

· Practical strategies to become rejection-proof

This episode creating a calm but reflective space to think about fear, judgment, and personal freedom.

If you’ve ever avoided asking for what you want because you feared rejection, this Episode is for you.

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