They look at you expectantly. They are ready to hear your story, to find out who you are and how you want to enrich the world. The timer is set and you stand in the starting blocks. Now the starting signal. Since you only have a few minutes, you try to convey your enthusiasm to the audience as clearly and comprehensibly as possible. You have chosen one person - or two - to represent your mission. Your uniqueness.
When people talk about innovative start-ups - or founders in general - they often think of young, dynamic people. But they are not the only ones trying their hand at entrepreneurship.
Failure. Everyone has experienced it in their lives. It is unpleasant when goals are not achieved or a dream is shattered. You are disappointed and ponder what exactly you did wrong. The first thing to say is: not always succeeding, making mistakes is human. Missteps are part of life, because we learn from them. Over time, you can better grasp your own actions and identify the mistake so that you don't make it again.
Creating something unique and unprecedented. Invent. Something original. Developing artistically, using and remodelling existing information and materials to create something great. Possibly even innovative. That's what creativity is for.