Entrepreneur Fail

For the want-to-be entrepreneur thinking about taking the leap, the boot-strapped entrepreneur trying to energize a business three or four years in, and the venture-backed entrepreneur trying to scale, Why Startups Fail shows you the key mistakes new ventures make—and how to avoid them. Nearly everyone has an idea for a product they could build or a company they could start. But eight out of 10 new businesses fail within the first three years. Even only one in ten venture-backed startups succeeds, and venture capitalists turn down some 99% of the business plans they see. The odds appear to be stacked against you! But entrepreneurs often make the same avoidable mistakes over and over.

Discover And Install The Mindsets, Philosophies, And Understandings Of These 17 Ultra Successful Entrepreneurs

Entrepreneurs are the people who create most of the jobs in the world. Entrepreneurs are the people who have started all of what became the largest businesses in the world. There are great joys and excitement in being a successful entrepreneur. Yet most people who try to be entrepreneurs fail because failing is the way they learn to become entrepreneurs. They fail because they have not developed what I call a “Successful Entrepreneurial Personality” and they, therefore, fail in predictable ways.

Overcome Adversity and Turn Setbacks into Comebacks with Mindfulness, Meditation, and Gratitude