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I didn't fail my first time. And you're not guaranteed to fail by any means so please don't let anyone convince you of that. I have never recommended a Paul Gr
by smoody 18y ago
I didn't fail my first time. And you're not guaranteed to fail by any means so please don't let anyone convince you of that.
I have never recommended a Paul Graham essay on this site (something that I'll never be able to claim again), but I highly recommend you read this one:
"How Not to Die" (August 2007)
http://www.paulgraham.com/die.html http://www.paulgraham.com/die.html
- suhail 18y agoheh, "failing" is subjective and is dependent on certain variables (e.g. connections, capital, experience, etc) If he plans on becoming a multi-million dollar company and this is his first time, then I would say, yes he will fail and that's not a bad thing. You have to work at it a few times before it works out. Sure you can get lucky but I am trying to be a bit more pragmatic.