It’s never too late to follow your dreams. And perhaps, no one knows that better than Morgan Spurlock.
Before making his Oscar-nominated hit documentary “Super-Size Me,” Spurlock was evicted from his apartment and $250,000 in debt!
But now he’s found success, and he says you can too!
He’s trying to prove it in his brand-new web series on Yahoo! Screen – it’s called “Failure Club.” He talks with Alina Cho and Deb Feyerick about the show this morning on American Morning.
Watch the video of his interview here
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Edison and his 'failure club' project
FAILURE CLUB 
Shinell
January 7, 2012
Hello I seen the clip on Gina, and I would really love to know what it is she does to be able to work from home, I really want to do something from home but all I seem to come across is scams, I would really love to know.. I would be honeored if she could respond to this comment
Gina
July 9, 2012
Hi Shinell – I’m a freelance advertising writer. There are many jobs that you can do from home – especially if they’re computer/internet based. Good luck!!! Gina
Loren
January 20, 2012
What a great concept. A friend told me about it tonight and I was so happy that I was not alone. I quit my Job in October after 17 years to chase my dream. I have until July to make it work or I will be at zero FAIL! It is scary! it causes bad dreams! It is also the most rewarding thing in my life. Depression is gone and replaced with drive there is still fear. Failure happens daily, successes happens in moments, but those moments is what keep you going.
david jimenez
March 18, 2012
i’ve seen to of your clip and i love it and i want to know how can i be in aswell because i have a dream that i had since i was small but because of my learning desability i never make it ,my dream is alway to be a fashion designer you can see my design in deviantart .com look for me david jimenez . and this is my Failure and i hope you can help me u can also fine me in fasebook . thank you and i hope and pray you can help me David Jimenez