A short motivational monologue (by Omar Zenhom) aimed at entrepreneurs who think they've started the wrong business. The speaker reframes failed or wrong business choices as useful data and foundational learning rather than personal failure, emphasizes that there is "only feedback" in business, and exhorts listeners not to give up because persistence converts early mistakes into future success.
If you feel like you started the wrong business, you're not alone, and you're not doomed. And you're not a failure. You're just early. Sometimes we stay in the wrong business because we're afraid to admit we made a wrong turn. You didn't fail. You're just gathering data, right? You've gathered data about what you don't like, and now you're smarter, even if you scrapped your entire business. Listen, those experiences that I had where I created businesses that didn't work out and failed were the foundation for. For everything I do today. There is no failure in business. There's only feedback. The only way you could fail is when you give up. Don't give up.
