A couple of months ago I started on my first venture, I am not going to go into detail on what it was but it was basically e-commerce. The bottom line is that the product wasn't selling. I was spending a lot on advertising and no customer. After taking it in as a failure I began to slack off and every idea that I would come up with I would get hit with analysis paralysis.
I've finally recovered and I am back on track but disappointed at the time I've wasted.
I want to know how you guys deal with your failure and how you get past the fear of starting because of the fear of failure
I've finally recovered and I am back on track but disappointed at the time I've wasted.
I want to know how you guys deal with your failure and how you get past the fear of starting because of the fear of failure
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