Quit. But quit with a caveat: > I haven't had any success and all I've done was get taken advantaged of by crappy customers, worked for free for years, and yea

Quit. But quit with a caveat: > I haven't had any success and all I've done was get taken advantaged of by crappy customers, worked for free for years, and yeah. [...] > And it was all for shit. This part is bullshit. You can't see it, but all of those petty, trivial, and fragile moments have influenced who you are now. It might take months, maybe years, for that investment to come back with dividends. The seeds of what you have learned are just now taking root for tomorrow. Contrary to all of the late-era Capitalist rhetoric, life is not a narrative. You aren't something destined. You aren't an arc. You are a human fucking being living an accident of delicate and frail circumstances. Let life lead you. In due time, the act of quitting may well be the turning point that led down a tremendous path you would never have previously seen...