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First off, remember that your worth isn't tethered to business success or failure. It's downright arduous to handle criticism from the fam, especially when you're grappling with your own sense of disappointment. I've skirted around similar scenarios, and I can share a piece of advice: Keep your chin up and crack on.
set your focus on analysis and learning. Dissect what went pear-shaped with your venture. What lessons can you cart from this? Those lessons are your wealth now, and they're stepping stones for your next sortie in the entrepreneurial fray. Don't forget, heaps of renowned entrepreneurs had a rough go of it before they struck it flush.
At 35, you're not adrift on the entrepreneurial tides. Redirect that energy. Keep fanning the flames of your ambitions, and who knows? Maybe your next undertaking might just be the one that's gangbusters.