Failed Entrepreneur contribution can be more valuable than the successful one's

We as normal human beings are always enamored by the success stories of entrepreneurs who have made big in the business world

Well YES there stories can be very inspiring or motivating enough for any wanna be entrepreneurs to emulate

Thanks to all the online as well as offline media making them hero's of there achievements

Has anyone thought, that there is a very large chunk of failed entrepreneurs , who despite of giving all there professional might have not make it big. Do we even think about

Why they failed

What mistakes they made

How costly it would have been for them to make those mistakes

What mental & physical trauma they would have faced for their failures

Unfortunately none of the media or forums talk about them , they are not today's hero's as no want to be associated with a failed entrepreneur

Imagine a scenario where all the wanna be entrepreneurs learn from these so called unsuccessful entrepreneurs as to what mistakes they did , some key important lessons on what not to do in entrepreneurship etc...

It would have been so much better for the whole startup ecosystem to reduce failure rate in entrepreneurship

It is very easy to follow successful people but very difficult to follow unsuccessful one's , after all learning from other's mistake & follow it in your own business life is not easy

Real Hero's are entrepreneurs who teaches WHAT NOT TO DO rather than WHAT TO DO

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