Look at Little Towny go.
He’s so young. Just a kid.
Practicing a triple backflip on his BMX over and over again. Falling hard, getting back up and immediately trying again.
Most people would probably stop after the first serious fall.
But he doesn’t.
He knows exactly what he wants to achieve.
Every attempt gets him a little closer. Every mistake teaches him something.
And eventually, he lands it.
Just look at the joy on his face when it finally works.
That’s entrepreneurship to me.
People often see the moment you finally land it.
They see the successful company.
The new client.
The growth.
The deal.
The recognition.
The result.
But they rarely see how many times you fell before you got there.
Building something means trying things that might not work.
Making mistakes.
Adjusting.
Getting disappointed.
And still deciding to give it another shot.
Sometimes ten times.
Sometimes a hundred times.
And sometimes for years.
Then, suddenly, you land something you’ve been working toward for a very long time.
And for a moment, all those previous falls start to make sense.
That feeling is hard to beat.
Keep practicing.
Keep learning.
And most importantly:
Keep trying.
