Ventures lost and found
This issue is a deep dive into the ingenuity of digital entrepreneurs who have faced setbacks and emerged stronger. We explore how to rebuild after failure, the importance of connecting with your purpose, the importance of collaboration and community and more. We also feature stories from past contributors to discover how they bounced back from failure to find success.

Co-design and community engagement


Failing forward: how to rebuild after a startup setback
Explore how setbacks in entrepreneurship have paved the way for success in new ventures. Entrepreneurs Dan Silivestru, Henry Quach and Milad Nourvant share their journeys of overcoming failures, utilizing lessons learned to foster future success and the importance of resilience and passion in entrepreneurial ventures.


How entrepreneurship can charge your life with meaning
Discover how transitioning from employee to entrepreneur can profoundly change your life, offering autonomy, creativity, and a deep sense of purpose that enhances every aspect of your existence.


Making it happen
This narrative showcases the transformative journey from job loss to successful entrepreneurship, emphasizing personal growth, resilience, and the embrace of new beginnings through leadership coaching.

The accidental entrepreneur
Explore how 'accidental entrepreneurship' can lead to spontaneous and joyful business ventures. Discover the blend of flexibility, creativity, and unexpected opportunities that define the entrepreneurial experience.

The grind behind the glory of entrepreneurship


Resilience is a whole-body phenomenon


Finding business success in the dying newspaper industry

Unlearn short-term thinking and shift to an infinite mindset in business
Simon Sinek’s principles in “The Infinite Game” helped Casey Milone unlearn short-term thinking and shift toward being a visionary business leader.

Making the shift to consumer packaged goods: one restaurant’s resilient pivot
Cantina Royal transformed from a beloved Brooklyn restaurant into an international hot sauce brand. This pivot to consumer packaged goods (CPG) illustrates the adaptability and resilience founders like Julio Mora and Diana Beshara have applied to turn obstacles into opportunities.


My f*ck it moment
A (not so) challenging decision to put family first led to personal growth and a thriving business for Matt Celuszak.
