Very true. As a message of hope from what I learned, I just wanted to put it out there for any entrepreneurs that went through a divorce or any major unexpecte

Very true. As a message of hope from what I learned, I just wanted to put it out there for any entrepreneurs that went through a divorce or any major unexpected event (bankrupcy or failure). I heard this once: In order to fully appreciate a beautiful morning sunrise you have to go through the cold and the darkness of the night.. To add to your comment, In my situation, I lost the bigger picture. Hard work almost always paid off in a way or in another, whether it's experience gained on field or a better financial situation. The side I never really considered before is the cost of the lack of balance: my relationship, an (almost) ulcer, etc. Retrospectively, I should have asked myself before starting: how much and who am I willing to lose in order to gain.