One of the hardest decisions an entrepreneur faces: pulling the plug on a dream. After toiling for weeks, months, and sometimes years, you finally admit to yourself and your team that the idea you thought would change the world... isn't going to. I've been through this multiple times. It's a humbling process. But it's also an integral part of the entrepreneurial journey. I'm reminded of Winston Churchill's words: "Success is going from failure to failure without a loss of enthusiasm." If you're currently going through this process, know you're not alone. I've been there, both personally and with my portfolio companies. If you need someone to talk to who understands, please DM me. Making it through this difficult period shapes your character and, in my opinion, makes you a better entrepreneur. All the best on your journey!
Pivots are vital. You cannot push the unpushable onto a prospect base. Well said.
You don't quit something that isn't working. You stop it. There's a difference. Quitting is failing, stopping is strategy.
Bullet proof :)
Couldn't agree more! Bumps in the road shape us. Keep going!
Hey, making tough calls is part of the game. Failure sucks, but it's all about bouncing back stronger! 🚀
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3wThe video is fantastic and truly reflects reality 😀 This is part of the entrepreneurial journey, where it's essential to always believe in your idea and work towards making it a reality. It’s not easy, but it’s always worth the effort. Don’t give up until you reach your goal. When the idea is good, it’s just a matter of adjusting the strategy until you find the one that resonates with your future clients.