Entrepreneurs/entrepreneurship is a driving force of the U.S. economy. It has also provided great personal wealth to a host of entrepreneurs, past and present, who have dared to risk all for a dream. Entrepreneurs are an interesting lot. These individuals have a host of characteristics et al that arguably set them apart from other businesspersons. It is not surprising that many students, particularly business students, have an interest in becoming entrepreneurs themselves someday. There is an old saying that "If at first you don't succeed...try, try again." Many successful entrepreneurs failed multiple times in initial start-ups before achieving success. The aforementioned aside, is it wise in your opinion to follow the "If at first you don't succeed" adage? Your gut reaction? 

What are some factors you need to consider to make a reasoned decision? 

If you failed in your first entrepreneurial venture, would you try again? Provide example.