I am in an almost identical situation myself and can empathise. I came to the realisation that * I no longer enjoy what I am doing * I'm not particularly happ

I am in an almost identical situation myself and can empathise. I came to the realisation that * I no longer enjoy what I am doing * I'm not particularly happy * Going into the office is now a chore * I can't see a future where I am at the moment. Once I realised all of these things - it took a few months - alarm bells started going off. I have now started to make steps to change my situation: * Seen my Lawyer * Written and dispensed my resume * Spoken to friends about jobs. I'm now much more comfortable, knowing that I can survive without the company and will probably be much better off without it. I quite liked the following articles: http://westonmcbride.com/blog/2013/05/06/why-i-abandoned-my-startup/ http://westonmcbride.com/blog/2013/05/06/why-i-abandoned-my-... http://harj.posthaven.com/co-founder-breakups http://harj.posthaven.com/co-founder-breakups http://jamesmaskell.co.uk/2013/how-to-get-a-job-after-startup-failure/ http://jamesmaskell.co.uk/2013/how-to-get-a-job-after-startu...