I think you have to look at it as a journey as with anything. A good analogy is computer programming. When you first try to write a program you will fail mise

I think you have to look at it as a journey as with anything. A good analogy is computer programming. When you first try to write a program you will fail miserably but it will be a major learning experience, with each successive attempt being better than before and offering new learning experiences. If you are in one swoop starting your first business to share your major passion in life with the world there is a good chance the near inevitable failure will be the end of your entrepreneurship. If you realize that is an almost guaranteed part of the journey you might keep trying. I want to see the stats on failed entrepreneurship where the person gives at least 5+ good attempts.