By Shivani H Menon Too many aspiring UK entrepreneurs believe they are doomed to fail before even starting a business, a new report finds It takes great courage to start a business. Often, it means leaving a job with a guaranteed income, holiday allowances and welfare contributions. It is hardly unsurprising then that most people are afraid to make the leap and go out on their own – failure is often part of the job description of an entrepreneur. But this aversion to risk is especially bad in the UK. As our latest report from Onward ‘The British Entrepreneur’ reveals, those citing a fear of fa…