Fear of starting over can be crippling for some entrepreneurs. After working so hard to build a successful business from scratch, finding yourself back at square one can seem dispiriting, to say the least. Often, though, it isn’t. The thrill of setting out on a new adventure is what drives many to become entrepreneurs in the first place. So, try not to think of starting over as a setback.

A good entrepreneur sees it as an opportunity. After all, Henry J. Heinz was a failed horseradish salesman before he became America’s favorite ketchup seller. Everything you loved about building a new business -- the excitement, the anticipation, even the stress -- is all brand-new again. Let yourself enjoy it, confident that you’re a smarter, tougher entrepreneur today than you were the last time you started to build something.

Having your business fail can feel like the end of the world, but you’ll be relieved to know that the Earth keeps spinning. Failure, like almost everything else to an entrepreneur, represents an opportunity. Keep these tips in mind and seize it!

	Created by Micheal Heffernan almost 8 years ago

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Most successful business leaders or entrepreneurs will tell you that failure is a key part of success. Here are five tips to help turn your business failures into business successes.