The word “failure” just sounds bad, right?
Failing a test, or a class, or a failed marriage . . .
That blows.
What about a failed business?
(Probably not much fun either.)
Here’s the good news: “failures” are great opportunities to learn.
No matter what you try, your chances of getting it right the first time are slim.
Think about a sport or game you play. If you play against great players, you’ll lose a lot at first. If you keep playing with them, you’ll improve to their level.
Leveling up is almost always uncomfortable, and necessary.
These 11 entrepreneurs are a great example of what can happen if you make it past the challenges.
