Don't fail fast -- fail mindfully | Leticia Gasca
Nowadays we quite often hear an entrepreneurial success
stories, but have you ever thought about entrepreneurs who fail? More often
they are ashamed of their stories, and that’s why they hide them. Leticia Gasca
says, that entrepreneurs who fail, miss out on opportunity to grow by hiding
their stories. She calls business owners to share the story about their
failures.
Watch the presentation and answer question below.
Questions:
1.
Do you agree with Leticia?
2.
Would you like to visit such event where people
share stories about their failures?
3.
Would you
like to start your own business someday?
Comments
It could be a very valuable experience to listen to people talking about their unsuccessful businesses and all the factors which had contributed to the failure, as it would allow new entrepreneurs to learn on other people’s mistakes.
I would like to start my own business, but only when I would have enough money and unique business case for it. I don’t really see a point of running business which will offer product or service similar to those which are already available on the market.
I think visiting such an event, would make me realise that everyone could fail and nothing's as easy as it seems or might seem sometimes. Everything achieved is a hard work and our accomplishments are achieved by hard work and the rate of our productivity.
I could start a business one day. I think that would be a nice new experience to have and it's definitely something worth having a go at.
Yes, I agree with Leticia. People who open their business are worthy of respect. They had the courage to take a chance, to try something. The reason for their failure can be anything, the main thing is to extract useful experience from the defeat and to prevent the repetition of mistakes.
2. Would you like to visit such an event where people share stories about their failures?
I would really like to attend such an event. There is a great opportunity to learn from other people's mistakes. Also, if people talk so openly about their fails, then they have stepped over them. This willpower is very motivating.
3. Would you like to start your own business someday?
Difficult question, no more than yes. Business management is an administrative job, which means you have to quit your favorite work and watch how other people do it for you. I'm not ready for this yet.
2. yes I want, it could be a good experience for me, maybe I could getting some good tips for example how to accept fail,
3. yes in the nearest future probably I will start my own business, of course on the beginning it will be a single person business.