How to Keep Going After Failing
6 Mar 2026 · 0 min

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In this brief motivational monologue, speaker Shanli Liu (CPA, CTP) uses a gymnastics pommel‑horse metaphor to illustrate how entrepreneurs should respond to failure. She explains that, just as gymnasts are urged to get back on the horse immediately after a fall—even if injured—entrepreneurs must quickly re‑engage with their ventures after being "bucked" by the entrepreneurial horse. The core message is that success is less about how hard you can hit, and more about how hard you can be hit and keep moving forward. The speaker emphasizes that everyone experiences loss, and that embracing the hit and persisting is essential.










