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What went wrong with the businesses you've built so far? It's hard to tell whether you should give up (although spoilers: no, probably not, unless you've got so
by thenomad 12y ago
What went wrong with the businesses you've built so far? It's hard to tell whether you should give up (although spoilers: no, probably not, unless you've got something you'd rather be doing) without knowing what went wrong.
Did you launch? If so, did you get initial traction? If so, were you just unable to scale? If not, was it that people weren't interested in the ideas? What were those ideas?
I'm not sealioning here - I have a certain amount of experience in debugging business problems, and if you respond I'm happy to try to help. Feel free to email me if you'd prefer - mail address is in my profile.
If it makes you feel any better, I've been working for nearly 20 years to crack a specific business sector myself! I've had some success, but "mission accomplished" is still some distance off.
Finally - you almost certainly SHOULD stop working as many hours as you are. There's a lot of solid, carefully tested, science-backed evidence that you're almost certainly harming rather than helping your chances by working that many hours.