I agree with you. However, there still seems to be a progression (or at least from articles I've read stating that serial entrepreneurs are usually more success

I agree with you. However, there still seems to be a progression (or at least from articles I've read stating that serial entrepreneurs are usually more successful...) It seems that newer entrepreneurs will take less risk (is this true..? that's why I used seems). More seasoned/serial entrepreneurs will just go balls to the wall because they know of the mistakes they've made in the past and know how to be successful. They don't seem to be as scared of failure because they've failed before. Should newer entrepreneurs just skip the progression and go straight to not being afraid and effect mimic more seasoned peers. Would the chances of success be slightly higher (even a slight higher chance of success is worth it...)?