One of the biggest challenges for entrepreneurs is often learning to get out of our own way; to give ourselves the room to grow through challenges and failures; the room to test our ideas knowing that some will be winners though many of them may not. Too often, we bring our ideas to the market as a means of personal validation. We put it out into the world and, if it pops off, our egos are fed, we feel good about life, our confidence grows, and we're off to the next big thing. Alternatively, watching our idea fall flat feels like failure, maybe even humiliation, that causes us to question ourselves. Listening in on the stories of countless millionaires and people who've killed it in business, the open ones will tell you of many things they tried but could never get to work. They can tell you all about the things they learned the hard way, that cost them a whole lot of time, energy, and money to figure out.Moral of the story: You're human and that's okay. Entrepreneurship is courageous work. It's a call taken up by a relatively small percentage of the planet and you're one of them. Own the misteps but not with self-deprecation. Assess how you grew through that process and what you're going to do better up ahead as you keep moving forward.

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