But, that's also the problem with Ramen Sustainable startups. The entrepreneur may keep going longer than would have been warranted, instead of moving on to the

But, that's also the problem with Ramen Sustainable startups. The entrepreneur may keep going longer than would have been warranted, instead of moving on to their next big idea. The assumption here is that the next big idea will be anywhere near as successful. I don't know about you guys, but I see way more businesses fail before they reach ramen profitable/sustainable/whatever than after. I know plenty of people who make $100 a month from their business. I know very few who make $10,000 a month. If you're at the ramen stage, it's probably time to reexamine your end goals. If you're looking for a super-big exit, maybe your current path doesn't lead there and you have to hit the reset button. But, if you're like me, and all you want is a boss-free business of your own, tweaking your ramen into a comfortable lifestyle might not be too far off.