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Most Successful Entrepreneurs Failed. Will You? In the United States, the majority of successful entrepreneurs failed at least 3 times before achieving success. Statistics indicate that: ✅ First-time founders are only 20% successful ✅ Those who have

Most of the apps, Series A lene k baad pata chalte hai. which means - failed product. Failed at marketing. Which means no one is talking about your product. It didn't create any stirr. Especially in social media category.

Success is about creating real value, not chasing hype. Focus on the journey, stay resilient, and don’t be afraid to fail in public.

There is so many articles on the internet about why the start-up failed but nobody talk about the founder feeling how they handle on this stage when a company shutdown remember that entrepreneur never fail the process is failed please didn't put tag

Most Startup Advice is a Lie Every founder loves a good success story. 📈 “Jeff Bezos started in his garage.” 📈 “Airbnb was rejected by investors 100+ times.” 📈 “Elon Musk went all in and won.” 💡 Survivorship Bias: We only hear from the startu

The worst thing about our society is that it only praises success and ignores the struggles of those who have failed. This creates an unrealistic expectation of success and makes people feel invincible. When they fail, they often don't know how to ha

Just finished RajShamani's powerful podcast featuring RajeevTaldeja breaking down entrepreneurship myths. Pure gold for founders and business owners. Entrepreneurship isn't about quick money—it's about creating real value. Rajeev categorizes busines

"Great startups are built on bold ideas, relentless persistence, and the courage to embrace failure as a stepping stone to success. Dream big, execute smart, and let innovation lead the way." "Entrepreneurship isn’t just about building businesses; i

Google Glass was hailed as the future of wearable tech, but it flopped due to privacy concerns and limited functionality. Despite Google's success in other areas, this project failed to gain traction. Was it ahead of its time, or just poorly execut

Study Domino's & Taco Bell's biggest fails 🌮🍕 Here's what $200M and 7 years in Italy taught Domino's: ❌ → 29 stores closed by 2022 → Couldn't compete with 63,000+ local pizzerias → Tradition over convenience And Taco Bell's Mexican adventure? ❌