> Not trying results in 100% failure rate. It is worth noting that you are comparing two failures with very different personal impacts. While not trying to cr

> Not trying results in 100% failure rate. It is worth noting that you are comparing two failures with very different personal impacts. While not trying to create a business certainly ensures that you fail to build a business, you do at least avoid the much greater failure of trying to build a business and it driving you to bankruptcy and depression. I am sure there are many people that would happily swap a 90% chance of a high-impact failure for a 100% chance of a low-impact failure.