A community of founders learning together. We have interviews with the founders of failed and successful startups, articles about entrepreneurship, and carefully curated resources to make you a better founder.
I read Failory in batches. I start with one story and read many more. And it is an excellent usage of my time, compared to the rah-rah that surrounds entrepreneurship. I also learn lots and lots from these experiences, and appreciate founders sharing their stories. Also, wonderful to see so many rebound with athe next venture.
Pros:
Learn from mistakes / Make entrepreneurship real/ Take responsibility / Know that there is a downside
Hey Product Hunters! I am Rich, maker of Failory.
16 months ago, I launched Failory 1.0 on Product Hunt, which consisted on a website where I weekly interviewed the founders of failed startups. Since then, I have been working on the site and improving it so as to provide the users with more tools and resources.
4 weeks ago, I decided it was time to carry out a re-design. I didn't want the interviews with the failed founders to be the main topic of the website anymore. That is why I completely re-designed the homepage and made important improvements throughout all the website.
Today, I am launching this new Failory which aims to provide useful resources and content for startup founders and for those who are looking to start a business. I am also almost finishing a great tool which will be called Startup Cemetery, in which I have analyzed the causes of failure of +100 companies.
I would love to hear your opinion and feedback about Failory 2.0 - if you want, contact me through social networks 🐦, email (hello@failory.com) ✉️, or leave a comment below (I will be reading all of them) 👇.
@failory@clominson looks great!
can you share details on how you approached such a long term content effort (especially the interviews!)
Also, any tips on designing with webflow? I'm exploring it but feeling a bit overwhelmed atm. Did you start from scratch or from a template?
Great to see 2.0 launch Rich! Looking forward to see the site move in this new direction. You've done an awesome job with it and I can see it becoming an extremely useful resource for a lot of people.
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I read Failory in batches. I start with one story and read many more. And it is an excellent usage of my time, compared to the rah-rah that surrounds entrepreneurship. I also learn lots and lots from these experiences, and appreciate founders sharing their stories. Also, wonderful to see so many rebound with athe next venture.
Pros:Learn from mistakes / Make entrepreneurship real/ Take responsibility / Know that there is a downside
Cons:None ..