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Has your startup "failed"? You might be a multi-millionaire. Let me explain: Most "failed" startups just shut down, even when they have real revenue. The definition of failure in venture land is strange: If your startup isn't growing revenue 100% annually, it's considered to be failing. That means, you could have: • A great product • Happy customers • An engaged team • Millions of dollars of revenue But you're "only" growing 30% per year. Odds are you won't be able to raise more money…