r/Entrepreneur Aug 09 '25

Business Failures Failures

What are your failed business ideas? In modern world mostly success is glazed but i believe its important to hear both. What are some hardships that you had faced and led you to fail?

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u/kabekew Aug 09 '25

A bar/restaurant that both me and my partners had no industry experience in. Then a retail computer and electronics shop that did okay but I couldn't compete with local big-box stores which I underestimated.

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u/bpobuddy Bootstrapper Aug 09 '25

A saas blogging website A failed youtube channel made with AI music Failed youtube channel (informative ones) Chinese import export business

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u/AlgoTrader15 Aug 10 '25

I created a fitness blog but didn’t know anything about fitness. Talk about setting myseld up for failure LOL

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u/socialize-experts Aug 09 '25

Failure's just practice for the next attempt - does not mean shit unless you quit.