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Why Having a Win-or-Lose Mindset Will Kill Your Entrepreneurial Dreams
Business risks are a necessity, and the greatest roadblock to taking action is having a win-or-lose mindset. Try to shifting to a win-or-learn mindset instead.
Failure: America's Greatest Asset in Tough Times
It may hurt to see your business fail, but the United States is a country that values failure and even encourages it.
7 Ways Companies Can Harness Failure to Drive Success
Today's growth companies need to recognize failure as a necessary component of learning and learning as a necessary component of success.
Want to Be a Successful Entrepreneur? Fail.
Every entrepreneur fails at something during their journey, and that's not a bad thing. Failure can be great, and here's how to harness it into upward momentum.
The 'Fail Fast' Method Has Failed Silicon Valley
Silicon Valley's "lose big, win bigger" model for success is actually leading to more big losses, and not as many big wins. Here's the approach they should take instead.
These College Kids Bought a Custom T-Shirt Company With Their Bar Mitzvah Money. Now it's a $40 Million Business.
Fresh Prints is reimagining classic collegiate style, and that's just the beginning.
This Business Method Takes the Risk of Failure Off the Table
By using this method in your business, you can give everyone a seat at the table and minimize risk at the same time.
How to Turn Failures Into Wins As an Entrepreneur
Admitting failure can be difficult, but it is necessary for growth and progress. Practice these five steps to overcome failure and get back into the game.
James Dyson Created 5,127 Versions of a Product That Failed Before Finally Succeeding. His Tenacity Reveals a Secret of Entrepreneurship.
Sometimes wrong turns are what lead you to success.
Why You Need To Change Your Perspective on Failure
Making mistakes is just another step in achieving your goals. We need to change our perspective on failure.
Charlie Day: Always Sunny in Philadelphia Creator Says You Shouldn't Just 'Do What Makes You Happy'
The Always Sunny in Philadelphia creator and star tells Merrimack College graduates to create their own opportunities.
A 4-Step Guide to Facing Failure and Getting Back Up
Here's how to make learning opportunities out of life's challenges.
The Fail-Safer Approach: Make Your Work Environment Safer for Failure
Don't be afraid of failure – it's often the key to success.
They Both Failed At Their Past Franchises. It Taught Them How to Break the Mold
Zach Beutler and Josh Skolnick pooled their hard-won knowledge to start Horsepower Brands.
Breaking From the Advice to Fail Fast
There's a myth going around that failing fast is a good thing. Not failing is probably better.