美国Intel公司创始者之一乔治·莫尔在总结硅谷成功原因时,有一段话十分令人玩味。“……它(硅谷)已发展成创业但不怕失败的一种文化。也就是你失败了,反而别人更珍惜你,因为这种失败的经验是非常有价值的。”在如何对待创业失败这个问题上,我们有过许多美丽而空洞的激励方式和说词。听多了,就没什么感觉了。莫尔的话却在道出硅谷成功秘诀的同时,体现出一种值得推崇的文化哲理和人性之美。我们每个人都在竭尽全力地规避失败,渴望并追求成功。残酷的现实里,失败意味着失去信誉,成为没有能力的证明,意味着丧失了一次绝好的机会,许多同事、朋友从此离你而去,因失败带来的金钱、财产损失更是直接或间接地使你难寻抬头之日。失败者品尝到的滋味不但常人不知,失败者自己也没有渠道述说。胜者为王,败者为寇,一个“寇”字不但意味深长,或多或少己把失败者打入另册。 George Moore, one of the founders of Intel Corporation in the United States, has some very interesting words in summing up the reasons for the success of Silicon Valley. “... it (Silicon Valley) has developed into a business but not afraid of failure of a culture that is, you failed, but others cherish you more because this experience of failure is very valuable. ” How to treat entrepreneurship On the issue of failure, we have had many beautiful and empty motivations and speeches. Listen more, no feeling. Moore’s words show the secret of success in Silicon Valley at the same time, showing a worthy of praise of the cultural philosophy and the beauty of human nature. Each of us is doing our best to avoid failure, longing for success. In cruel reality, failure means losing credibility and becoming unable to prove that it means losing an excellent opportunity. Many colleagues and friends will leave you from now on. Money and property damage caused by the failure are even more direct or Indirectly make you hard to find the rise of the day. Losers not only taste the taste of ordinary people do not know, there is no channel for the loser to say. The winner is the king, the loser is the Kou, a “Kou ” word not only meaningful, more or less has failed into another book.