Failure is part
of the entrepreneurial journey.
I fail often.
Techniques to
manage failure
should be part of
any business builder’s
skill set.
Christopher Reid,
serial entrepreneur,
shares*
“Everything at Sortable
is ultimately an experiment,
from a new algorithm
to a different hiring practice.
It might succeed
and it might fail.
If it succeeds,
we’ll try this.
If it fails,
we’ll try that.
You have to manage it.
Success is just
the process of managing failure.”
If you don’t know
how to manage failure,
put that on
your list of
skills to master in 2017.
Every entrepreneur needs
to learn this.
* The Fall 2016
Waterloo Magazine