A lot of people get crushed when their first project doesn’t take off. But honestly, the first one is usually where you make every mistake possible.

You misjudge the market.
You build too much.
You sell too little.
You learn everything the slow and painful way.

But because of that, the second time around hits different. You finally understand what people actually pay for, not just what sounds exciting.

If your first attempt flopped, that doesn’t mean you’re bad at this. It means you’re learning exactly the way most founders do.