I think this is a great idea, assuming people are willing to talk honestly about their failures. It's always better to get the story from the horse's mouth. Fr

I think this is a great idea, assuming people are willing to talk honestly about their failures. It's always better to get the story from the horse's mouth. From there, analysis is a crowd pleaser. In the mean time, here's an article about some (not so commonly admitted) reasons that startups fail: http://billysbilling.com/blog/The-Five-Biggest-Mistakes-You-Can-Make-as-a-Startup/ http://billysbilling.com/blog/The-Five-Biggest-Mistakes-You-...