I bet that people who fail, while shooting for the moon, still learn a whole lot. The experience and knowledge should pay off and count for something, even whe

I bet that people who fail, while shooting for the moon, still learn a whole lot. The experience and knowledge should pay off and count for something, even when slinking back to a boring job. But I agree that it'd be nice to hear of lessons learned from more of the failures. Something is wrong when the majority of startups fail, but the majority of the popular blog posts are about success, or are from those who have succeeded. And now time for a shameless plug. To avoid the survivor bias, I started my blog when I quit my job: http://alexshye.wordpress.com/ http://alexshye.wordpress.com/. If I flame out, it will be documented on the inter webs :)