Failure is an aspect of entrepreneurship and business. It's never easy to face, but is ever-present. The most you can do is learn from it and move on, so that you'll be stronger in the future. Here are some tips to accomplish that.

1. How To
Recover
From
Failure
By Adam Kidan

2. Wallow
• Allow yourself to feel
everything you need to
feel to help ease the
suffering!
• But don’t get stuck
wallowing for too long…

3. Be !
honest
• With clear eyes,
map out what went
wrong and why!
• You can call on
somebody you trust
to offer an outside
perspective!
• Acknowledging any
mistakes is
essential to
ensuring that they
don’t happen again!
• Don’t forget to
forgive yourself if
you do make
mistakes

4. Find what
makes you
happy
• Positive thoughts can
ward off depressive
tailspins during hard
times!
• Negative emotions can
hinder the process of
recovery and make it
hard to find broad
solutions

5. Count your blessings
• Every day, write down what you’re grateful for!
• If you face a setback, you have access to a stack of
lists that prove how much is going right in your life!
• If you get consumed by your setbacks, recall the
successes that you have achieved

6. Help somebody
• In the wake of
failure, look for
ways to be helpful !
• Thinking about
helping others
reframes your
thought process!
• Being focused
more on helping
than winning will
help you learn
more

7. Look for the opportunity
• Setbacks are stressful, but there are ways to cope!
• To manage your stress, think about what
opportunities are being created!
• Finding that opportunity will help you move
forward faster

8. Think big
• Visualizing
success allows
you to “trick”
your brain into
helping you
make
something
possible!
• Visualize the
process
towards
success

9. Think small • Don’t lose sight of other
opportunities on the way!
• Take small steps to help
you test and plan your
way back to success

10. Don’t get hung up on it
• Setbacks can feel personal, yet don’t personalize your loss
and remind yourself that things will change!
• You’ll be more resilient if you know you can change your lot

11. Be consistent
• When you’re ready to get back
into the swing of things, come
up with a consistent, realistic
game plan for networking!
• Daily work toward your goal is
key to building momentum,
and making working toward
your goal a habit will lessen
the impact of individual
setbacks

12. Don’t isolate yourself
• Being alone with your thoughts won’t help
you get past anything!
• Start small, spending time with your friends
and family, then go to networking events to
connect with new people.

13. Try
again
• Just because you fail doesn’t mean you
can’t try anything again !
• When you do get a great idea you want to
put aloft again, be prepared to explain how
and why your new venture will be different