he failed

he failed 5126 times. Most people quit after five. The inventor was James Dyson. In the 1970s, got frustrated with his vacuum cleaner. Every time he used it, the same thing happened. The bag filled with dust, the airflow and the suction disappeared. So the machine that was supposed to clean, slowly stopped working. Most people would have just bought a new vacuum. Dyson did something different. While visiting a factory, he noticed an industrial machine that used cyclone technology to separate dust from air. No bag, no clogging. That gave him an idea. What if a vacuum cleaner could work the same way? So he started building prototypes. The first one failed, then the second, then the tenth, then the hundredth. Years passed. Dyson kept testing new designs in a small workshop. By the time he was done, he built 5,126 prototypes, trying to make the technology work. Finally, one worked. A vacuum that never lost suction. When Dyson tried to sell the invention, major manufacturers rejected him. Why? Because they made huge profits selling replacement vacuum bags. His invention would destroy that business. So Dyson made a risky decision. He launched himself. Today, Dyson sells billions of dollars in products every single year. From vacuums to air purifiers to hair dryers. All because one inventor refused to stop, even after 5,000 failures.