But failure is (close to) a self fulfilling prophecy for the next venture. If you leave a project early to start a new one, you need to think about the likeliho

But failure is (close to) a self fulfilling prophecy for the next venture. If you leave a project early to start a new one, you need to think about the likelihood you'll see the new one to completion. Making the choice to leave a project makes it more likely you will in the future. That alone makes the grass not so greener. It works both ways too. Committing to stay makes the expected value of your current venture higher. I certainly have day dreams of building giant robot armies. But I would think about it in these terms before acting. Also, my statement was somewhat personal, as I can't support a venture on my own for long, and you can sustain a startup on venture if the space is just dead. So before I'd leave to go to the greener isles, I'd be forced to leave for lack of money.