When you examine the careers of Thomas Edison and Milton Hershey, what common theory-supported theme emerges? Group of answer choices It is better to start off with an idea proven successful than to risk failure. Failure is to be expected, but it is not permanent; each failure is a step toward ultimate success. When you try an idea multiple times, and it continues to be unsuccessful, you should begin again with a new idea. Failure is not a favorable experience by any definition; individuals who avoid failure at all costs are more likely to experience success