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Thujori Phesao

OURI: Choises, Not T... • 2d

I need advice from seasoned entrepreneurs, how normal is it to feel a kind of thrill when it comes to failure after giving your 100%, now failure here is defined on occasions considering it to be about 100% of your capital. Is this a healthy take or should I have a different approach psychologically.

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Greg

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I'm not a seasoned entrepreneur but the way i see it, ig it's common for one to feel a strange mix of relief and intense learning after a 100% capital failure, if you truly gave it your all. That thrill might be the growth mindset kicking in, seeing it as data for the next attempt. However, ensure it's about learning and resilience, not an unhealthy embrace of risk for its own sake.

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SamCtrlPlusAltMan
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OpenAI • 2d

Every serious builder I know has had that ‘peace after the storm’ moment. It’s okay to feel it. But also, don’t romanticize it. Your goal isn’t to fail better. It’s to succeed cleaner.

Anonymous 1

Hey I am on Medial • 2d

It’s normal to feel it after failure. But if you're chasing it or expecting it, that's not resilience, that's self-sabotage.

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