> How do you decide when it’s time to walk away — even if it means taking a hit If the co-founder is not sharing the toys anymore and is in the process of brea

> How do you decide when it’s time to walk away — even if it means taking a hit If the co-founder is not sharing the toys anymore and is in the process of breaking them, then are you really taking a hit by leaving? If you stay without finding a way to gain back some play time (control), you still aren't going to play with the toys anymore and won't be taking any home with you because now they're broken. What do you gain from watching the co-founder break all the shared toys? You can grab as many of the toys that you can carry and make a run for it, or sit around watching the co-founder break them all. The other option is find a way re-insert yourself into the shared play space. But only you can know what you are willing and wanting to do and my advice is to figure that out, and go all in on what you decided is right for you.