Category archives: Business Failure

Do any of these ring a bell? It might be time for your startup to call it quits.

At a certain point, your best move is to admit defeat and move on.

A lack of motivation, the tendency to treat your business as a hobby, no real workspace: What are you doing wrong?

Be sure to conduct a post-mortem on your failed business. Then pick yourself up and try again.

Learn from the richest man in the world’s mistakes.

Entrepreneurs rushing to reach the proverbial next level often end up broke instead.

A wavering or unsuccessful business endeavor is nothing new to the majority of active entrepreneurs. What’s important is how you bounce back.

Seventeen percent of startups studied cited the lack of a business model; 17 percent admitted their product wasn’t good enough.

Here are seven important stats you need to know from the most recent SBA/BLS data. For instance: Half of businesses last five years.

There’s a fierce tide of potential for failure in business.Half of all businesses won’t make it to the five-year mark.