Isn't being on the brink of bankruptcy, staring death in the eye and beating the odds what running a startup is all about (at least initially)? Reading "The mo

Isn't being on the brink of bankruptcy, staring death in the eye and beating the odds what running a startup is all about (at least initially)? Reading "The money will run out within a couple of months, and the debts won’t be able to be paid", I couldn't help but think: "wait, you have a couple of months?". People have gone by on less. Maybe failing to innovate for a few years has doomed your company to fail. Then again, maybe not. The party's only over when the lights go out :) I know it's cheesy to quote PG on HN, but what the hell: "Startups rarely die in mid keystroke. So keep typing!" – http://www.paulgraham.com/die.html http://www.paulgraham.com/die.html