5 Real Reasons Why Startups Fail!

The immediate reaction once you know that you are in the phase of failing is to jump ship and head towards the first exit and disappear for a few years. This may arise due to the amount of money put into the startup that could have been used for lets say, having a fantastic time with family and friends, buying more property or simply relax till the end. What the heck is the end anyway?

From my point of view, we are not that breed. We come from a different lineage. We cannot stop when it’s not hot. We need to move and make it happen. It maybe an addiction, but it is you see. It is the core of what we were put on earth for.

To make a difference, no matter what. If anyone reads this and says that they failed, I say that it isn’t true. Why? Because, this is how it is supposed to be. Everything, the earth, stars, planets, rocks, the old man and the sea and your blooming business, is supposed to be in this state at this given point of time.

Your life is like a rubix cube. You will not understand it halfway, but because of natural algorithms, it was already set in play millions of years ago and again, you must understand it all comes right in the end. The following line maybe difficult to understand, but you will, when it is time — “Walk the path, don’t think it, it will guide you. Once you start thinking then resistance emerges and you will go astray”.

Now that we have digressed, we need to reel back to the 5 real points of why startups fail:

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