This study has conducted to identify the life of the entrepreneurs who had failure experiences from the time after their failure to the recovery time of them. The quantitative method was conducted to find the relationship between the costs of failure and the learning process from failure, the re-start intention. It also was used to clarify the moderating effect of entrepreneurial resource in the recovery process of re-start intention. The finding from this research is the negative moderating effect from entrepreneurial resource in the relationship between the learning from failure and the re-start intention. The research also provides the evidence to the scholar who develop the literature of the entrepreneurship to have some new direction in the research about the entrepreneur’s intention, and the entrepreneur’s behavior by using the Motivation- Opportunity- Ability perspective. Based on this study, the failed entrepreneurs were provide the different point of view about their failure, they also can find some mechanism to over their grief from their failure to have more optimistic in the entrepreneur’s career. Overall, the contribution of this research was presented by the academic field and the practical value.

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