No one does everything right
when starting up a company/brand.
Learning how to handle
failure is a big part of the success
of any entrepreneur.
In Carmine Gallo’s newsletter,
Scott Adams,
creator of Dilbert,
shares
“Success is entirely accessible,
even if you happen to be a huge screwup
95 percent of the time.”
“If you have a choice,
success is better than failure.”
“But life is messy
and things don’t always work.
It’s better to pick tasks and challenges,
that no matter what happens,
you’re going to come out
with some skills you didn’t have.
Maybe you’ll meet some people
or you’ve acquired resources.
I try to make sure
all my failures have that quality
so I can at least pick their pocket
before they die.”
Try to ensure
that
even when you fail,
you gain.