Very true Suman. It is very helpful to look at each of these failures as feedback. I think the most important thing is to maintain a very stable balance. We should not take the failures in business personally. Although it is easier said than done, it is merely a feedback. The market keeps responding differently. We have no choice but to listen to it and start trying different routes to reach the end result. If we put too much of expectation into every effort, we are bound to fail. If we are conscious about the end game and know that it is a constant process, it helps put failure in a better perspective. I guess the same works for our lives as well. After all, failures or successes – these are just events aren’t they?

What happens behind the scene for successful entrepreneurs is that they repeatedly fail. But they fail small and that allows them to get up and give it another shot. Anyone that falls big never gets up and that’s where the eggs and the basket comes into the picture.
… my take