I was a serial failure who failed in 6 different ventures and before making it in my 7th venture. Each failure taught me about myself and what I needed to change to achieve a different result.More than being an entrepreneur, my biggest satisfaction now comes from being able to help people live a life of creative freedom, where people are constantly encouraged to grow beyond their fears and actualize their highest creative potential, where people design and live more meaningful and fulfilling lives.After achieving the goal that (I let) society set for me, i.e. become a successful entrepreneur, I am now using all my experiences and capital to fuel creative impact projects that I always wanted to do but never had the courage for.Most important lessons on failure for me:1. You can fail a lot of times and (most often) only need to get it right once to "make it"2. Since failure is part of the process, might as well fail fast and small and MAKE SURE you learn from your failures3. When people comment about your failures, take the points that help you improve your experiments but don't let those comments stop you from experimentingKeep taking action and I hope you make your dreams come true too!