The entrepreneurial world often romanticizes small businesses, portraying them as the underdogs of capitalism, engines of innovation, and pillars of the economy. While these narratives are inspiring, they often obscure a harsh reality: not every small business is destined—or even deserves—to succeed.
Why does this happen? Is it simply a matter of bad luck, market forces, or something more intrinsic? This article dives into the often-overlooked reasons some small businesses fail, arguing that failure isn’t always a tragedy; sometimes, it’s a necessity for the larger ecosystem.
The Harsh Realities of Entrepreneurship
Poor Business Fundamentals
Many small businesses are launched with enthusiasm but lack the foundation necessary for long-term survival.…
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