Title: The last few inquiries I did on HN for Forbes stories had great results.  Would love to hear from you guys on this one...<p>I'm writing a story for Forbes about what really happens when your startup company fails.  I need to hear from entrepreneurs who have had failing startup companies with an honest explanation of how they were affected financially and emotionally.<p>The story looks to explore the difference between what potential entrepreneurs expect to go wrong and what really happens.  This isn't a postmortem on why your startup failed - it's a short summary of what was lost in the process and how you dealt with that loss.<p>Some basic questions -<p>- How did you expect the first few years of your startup company to go?<p>- What did you risk to launch your startup?<p>- What do you felt you lost when your startup company failed?<p>- How did you recoup from this loss?<p>- What advice would you give aspiring entrepreneurs launching their own startups?<p>Please respond to - wschroter &#60;at yahoo<p>About the Author<p>Wil Schroter is a serial entrepreneur and startup columnist.  His columns appear in Forbes and are syndicated in newspapers nationally through American City Business Journals.
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