how are you throwing in the towel with 50% of funds left and encouragement from your early investors? get back in there and find a way to make it work! come b

how are you throwing in the towel with 50% of funds left and encouragement from your early investors? get back in there and find a way to make it work! come back in three years when your broke, your early investors hate you, and you’ve had at least one divorce. just kidding. its hard to be a startup founder. it takes a lot of time and energy. some good suggestions here, take some time, regroup, come back refreshed. Keep your burn low and talk to your customers about why they left and ask the people who never signed on why they didn’t. perhaps equally important, if you insist that you’ve already failed and you don’t have the motivation to push forward, please stop wasting other peoples money and give it back. or at least hire someone who will try. do not phone it in. one warning though, if you tap out now, you may very well ruin your reputation and another shot at a funded startup. the early stage investors are prepared to lose their money on a stallion, but not on a deadbeat. either way they will remember you.