You spend a lot of time and energy while in the kitchen or truck trying not to fail. However, most people describe their failures as an important part of learning and growing.

Adapt a growth mindset and accept that failure is part of the process of skill development. People with a growth mindset feel smart when they’re learning, not just when they’re succeeding. Don’t limit yourself to doing things that you know you can do — you won’t grow that way. Instead, try things that are above your ability, set high goals that you aren’t sure you can reach. You might surprise yourself and succeed — and if you don’t, you’ll learn something new to help your mobile food business.

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