Failure is bad. No one really works to fail, but if you’re an entrepreneur slogging away at your business, there is a high chance that you’ve encountered the dreaded F-word. In India, its even worse because failure is looked down upon and even the closest ones begin doubting you.
Failure is hard. Failure is tough. But its also an essential part of what makes you an entrepreneur. It make you learn from your mistakes and move on.
At RebootConf, we’re not just embracing failure, we’re celebrating it. We’re inviting 30 entrepreneurs across our chosen themes for a one day event, to talk about their mistakes & failures.
On behalf of the regular HN reader community, I apologize that you haven't received any warmer welcome. I know how tough it is to have your startup fail and to even just open up and talk about it with people you don't know. I see the beauty of how Reboot can create an avenue of shared learning to help entrepreneurs move forward. Best of luck to you guys and kudos for the idea!
Failure is hard. Failure is tough. But its also an essential part of what makes you an entrepreneur. It make you learn from your mistakes and move on.
At RebootConf, we’re not just embracing failure, we’re celebrating it. We’re inviting 30 entrepreneurs across our chosen themes for a one day event, to talk about their mistakes & failures.
Come join us and see the difference!