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This. You either believe in the idea enough to get it traction or start your new one. Don't try to do both.
by joelrunyon 11y ago
This.
You either believe in the idea enough to get it traction or start your new one.
Don't try to do both.
- pm 11y agoYeah, you can take away everything you've learnt from it (which in itself is a valuable thing) but you're unlikely to get the business in a form that's worth the trouble. It's amazing how as humans we cling to the slightest thread of hope.
- marcus_holmes 11y agoThis. treat it as a cheap year's course in startup. Wish your co-founder the very best of luck, sign everything over to her, and walk away. Hope she does amazingly well and can fund your 4th or 5th startup because you're still friends.
- lsniddy 11y agoI would consider this the single most valuable lesson I've learned. You really can't back more than one horse. It's all or nothing pre-traction.