Feras Alhlou shares his startup journey, including ventures that failed and one that reached eight figures before selling to Dentsu in 2019, to argue that nobody is actually tracking your failures. Most people are too focused on their own lives to judge you for trying and falling short.
I've heard this from many people. What if my idea fails publicly? When I started my first business, and actually every other venture, some did okay, some went to 7 figures, and we had one that went to 8 figures, and we sold it to Dentsu back in 2019. And in every big initiative or in every new business that I started, this fear, this concern is always present. That should not limit you from taking some steps forward. Just the fear of failing should not hold you back. No one is out there following you that you need to worry about what they think of you if you fail. It's on you to make this work.
