I learned this technique from the facilitators of Language Hunting and Where Are Your Keys, they term the technique How Fascinating and practice it quite a few times each game.
The purpose of the technique is to invert the physiology of failure into a learning moment to reflect upon what just went wrong and instead of cringing and curling up into a safe ball, we open up the body and the mind to learning and the experience of reflecting and allowing the universe to teach us something.
Try it a few times...
See Also:
The Failure bow -DeepFUN by Matt Smith
Go Ahead, Take a Failure Bow by Beth Kanter at HBR
TED Talk: The unexpected benefit of celebrating failure
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