Some Things in Life are Too Important Not to Try: A Tribute to the Innovators Who Improve Our World
June 8, 2024

June 8, 2024
In the pursuit of human potential, there’s an undeniable truth: it often requires tremendous risk. It’s the courage to face potential failure head-on that fuels innovation and progress. Courage is the essence of innovation . Elon Musk once said, when reflecting on the inception of SpaceX, “While I gave myself a 95% chance of failure, some things in life are too important not to try.” This sentiment captures the heart of every entrepreneurial journey.
Courage is the key to unlocking human potential. When we look back on our lives, the moments we treasure most are not those of comfort and certainty, but those when we dared to try despite the odds. It’s in these moments of bold risk-taking that true innovation occurs. Every groundbreaking idea starts as a spark in the imagination, nurtured by the power of compelling storytelling, and eventually transformed into a tangible product or service.
The entrepreneurial journey is often fraught with challenges. Statistics show that 90% of new companies fail, and 95% of new products don’t make it. These numbers reflect the harsh reality that many entrepreneurs stumble due to a lack of expertise, experience, and financial resources. Unlike larger businesses, small entrepreneurs often don’t have the luxury of professional support. Yet, despite these odds, there are 31 million entrepreneurs in the US, with 33 million SMEs. Remarkably, 20% of Americans have started or will start their own company within the next three years.
Out of the small percentage of new businesses that succeed, they drive 67.7% of all new jobs created. This highlights the significant impact successful entrepreneurs have on the economy and society. By supporting entrepreneurs, we not only foster job creation but also drive innovation and progress.
At Curiouser.AI, we believe in the power of innovation. Our mission is to help entrepreneurs win by adapting AI to serve as a genuine equalizer for small businesses. Through our Reflective AI, Alice, we provide the expertise, experience, and knowledge that many entrepreneurs lack. Alice is designed to think deeply, ask profound questions, and guide users through complex problems, embodying a Human + AI partnership where humanity brings wisdom, creativity, empathy, and imagination, while AI offers unprecedented knowledge, power, data, and conceptual acumen.
Alice specializes in supporting brilliant entrepreneurs who need an AI colleague who understands storytelling, brand development, go-to-market strategies, persona analysis, fundraising, content creation, and more. What makes Alice unique is that she is the only AI that asks questions, gets to know you and your business, understands what matters to you, and then combines your thinking with the power of five large language models (LLMs). This makes Alice the first “know-it-all” you may ever like.
Our Reflective AI, Alice, is not just a tool but a partner in success. She helps users think through complex problems, offers insights derived from vast amounts of data, and learns from user interactions to provide increasingly personalized guidance. By doing so, Alice empowers entrepreneurs to overcome obstacles, make informed decisions, and bring their innovative ideas to life.
The journey of an entrepreneur is marked by courage, resilience, and a relentless pursuit of innovation. It’s about daring to take bold risks and embracing the possibility of failure as a steppingstone to success. Our Reflective AI, Alice, is designed to be your innovation partner, providing the support, insights, and expertise needed to turn visionary ideas into reality. By empowering entrepreneurs with advanced AI tools, we not only help them overcome challenges but also drive the progress that shapes our world.
Written by Stephen B. Klein & Alice