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You mention burned out. Could you not take a break away for bit? You also mentioned you spent a considerable amount of time building the base, thus I'm assuming
by b3b0p 16y ago
You mention burned out. Could you not take a break away for bit? You also mentioned you spent a considerable amount of time building the base, thus I'm assuming you have put in more time and effort than the others. Why not try and take a week or a month away (either doing something else or vacation) and see if you feel any different? You will get a chance to think and solidify your decision to leave.
Could you maybe change roles in the company? Do something that brings back the energy you once had towards it?
However, by the tone in your first 2 sentences it might be too late. It sounds like you have already made the decision to leave and do not believe in the company at all. In which case, the others might not even want you there anymore anyway and I can't blame them.
- legalhelp 16y agoIt's more than just being burned out. I don't believe the owners are good co-founders. This was my first venture into entrepreneurship. I think there's local value in the brand and potential for it to transform into something profitable. I think it would take another 6-12 months to find something profitable before everyone gives up on it. My problem is I don't want to wait that long.