If your first startup fails, you are about average. Most entrepreneurs fail on at least one attempt. Investors agree that an entrepreneur who has never failed probably hasn’t pushed the limits. What investors look for is not that you never fail, but that you learn from the failure, maintain a positive attitude, and work with integrity on the next one.
Entrepreneurs Need to Expect and Learn From Failure
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From http://blog.startupprofessionals.com 4310 days ago
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4309 days ago
I think it's safe to say nobody wants to fail. Unfortunately, it's sometimes inevitable,...and, yes, sometimes even helpful. This is the best post I've seen in a while about what you need to do when things go wrong.