Ultimately you can't know what is the right path, but it is natural you are convinced yours is correct. If you are not in the majority opinion and are blocking

Ultimately you can't know what is the right path, but it is natural you are convinced yours is correct. If you are not in the majority opinion and are blocking progress then I think it falls to you morally to get out of their way and allow them a chance. It seems you can't agree to go along so for your own health you need to disassociate and leave. If you think you can deal with being a passive investor you don't have to sell your shares. Don't do anything hasty - don't sell at a loss or to people that other shareholders wouldn't want. Try to exit amicably as if they have majority shares can use dilution to wreck your shareholding to worthless. >But it’s incredibly painful to think about leaving something I helped build. You would always be leaving at some point.