There are a lot of qualities needed and required in starting and running your own business: intelligence, creativity, ambition, are all required in some measure if you hope to overcome the barriers to entry into entrepreneurship. While the virtue of our system is that ostensibly anyone can start their own business, there is a test of those innate characteristics in the undertaking that ultimately determines those who pursue that path from those who don’t. It’s an obvious oversimplification, certainly; there are barriers to entrepreneurship that have little to do with ability that prevents many from even trying, yet even in a just world with any such barriers removed and equal access granted to all there would still be those who would fall just short by the very nature of the enterprise. Even the best among us gets it wrong sometimes. 

And yet perseverance is a quality that gets less than its due in our documentation of success stories. We’d much sooner praise genius and creativity, both ethereal and aspirational and easily recognizable as something special and inspiring in the masses. And as we like to think genius effortless, we elide the work and the iteration that was required to arrive at that point. Determination and a refusal to quit are well-suited to the scrappy underdog stories we put up on screen, but they sully our notions of our elites, so the machinations are left behind the curtain.

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