> If you shut down and start over around the new idea, maybe you’ll be able to raise money around that idea, but then again, maybe you won’t. Is someone who ch

> If you shut down and start over around the new idea, maybe you’ll be able to raise money around that idea, but then again, maybe you won’t. Is someone who chooses failure over pivoting likely to get some kind of negative association in the investor community at large? A perception that they don't do enough to protect investment or something like that? No judgement on whether that is right or wrong, just curious.