You’ve probably heard the saying that there’s “never a failed scientist, only failed experiments.”
Here’s the deal: the inventor/innovator is defined only by successful experiments. Nobody remembers any of the other light bulb experiments and trials Thomas Edison carried out before the first one that succeeded.
Why stop because it failed before? Why quit because you might fail again? Don’t you realise that this time, it might actually succeed?
Innovation is not for the faint of heart. Be strong and do exploits (Daniel 11:32)!