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The fear of failure can be defined as the anxiety and sense of withdrawal triggered by the possibility of not achieving a goal. I believe this fear is particularly intense in fields characterized by risk and uncertainty, such as entrepreneurship. Starting a new venture or making important decisions inherently carries the possibility of failure. This situation can sometimes paralyze individuals, while at other times it encourages more cautious behavior. In my view, the fear of failure is not mere

True success is the ability to achieve what is enduring and lasting. The very act of persistently and correctly striving toward that goal is itself a form of success. Moreover, success is neither luck nor merely working hard; success is the effort to do what must be done, exactly as it should be done. In fact, even the desire to struggle should be regarded as an example of success. Failure, on the other hand, is the state of not only failing to struggle but also not even considering or wishing t