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Sorry to hear that - "not quite failing" is perhaps an even worse outcome than failure. One thing that may help is changing what you ask. "Would you buy this t
by graeme 8y ago
Sorry to hear that - "not quite failing" is perhaps an even worse outcome than failure.
One thing that may help is changing what you ask. "Would you buy this today?" And "why not" if they say no are the best way to figure out actual interest and get useful feedback.
Translating chinese literature to english sounds cool! Easy to get on board with. But, I also wouldn't pay, since I'm not in the market.
I got that tip from the four hour workweek btw. That book might just be a life changing revelation for the business. Or, it might affirm you should just leave. But, I would highly recommend it, since you've spent ten years at this. (I designed my business around that book, more or less)
- ak39 8y agoI agree! Purgatory of not quite failing. Dammit, I wish I could share a drink with all the commenters here! :-)