What have you learned the most from failure?

You need to come out of your lala land and think from multiple perspectives to grow, even if it requires crashing everything. Had I done this with Dictozo.com it could have 100K users now. I always cared about making it perfect before telling to people.

We launched our travel tech product right at the beginning of COVID-19. We have applied to 25 different startup programs and were rejected 25 times but did not stop and won the TBC business award in Georgia on our 26th try. So out of these 25 failures, we learned how to win.

failure feels like hell! so why stop there... just keep going and you will land somewhere better than hell.

From the failure, I figure out my weaknesses and learn things from failure and what not to do.In this failure loop one person can be stuck if he/she not learn from that

Work hard, and you can do it

- sell first - write well - do it like your life depends on it (or don't bother) - if you give an inch they'll take a mile - hedging is the enemy - go all in or not at all - when you're 99% sure they'll buy it, raise the price The greatest impact on humanity has never been created by the good little boys and girls who did what they were told.

It feels like the end of the world when you have a major failure. You believe that you lack the strength to fulfil your goals or do anything important. Actually, some people completely give up on life after they experience severe failure. But if there's one lesson you can take away from the failings of some of the most successful individuals in the world, it's that failure is not the end of the world. Numerous other very successful persons have overcome failure to achieve success. Their failures can teach you that failure is not the end of the path. You can bounce back from your setback and go on to experience greater success than you could have ever imagined. One of the most crucial soft skills for success is self-confidence, which comes from knowing that you can bounce back from failure and achieve success once more.

I assume it's the experience that taught me to stay strong and ready to face the change in life.