I'm with you 100%. I've had 7 failed startups (well, not failed but didn't make me enough to buy a jet).
It's easy to know when to get out when you're making nothing. It's easy to stay with it when you're growing.
The hardest part is when your stagnant.
If you no longer believe in the product/service GET THE FUCK OUT.
OP doesn't believe so he needs to shut it down or turn it over to someone else IMO.
I'm on startup #8 right now and it's slow going but turning a nice profit. I only bootstrap shit now (well since startup #4) so I'm not worrying about money or investors.
It's easy to know when to get out when you're making nothing. It's easy to stay with it when you're growing.
The hardest part is when your stagnant.
If you no longer believe in the product/service GET THE FUCK OUT.
OP doesn't believe so he needs to shut it down or turn it over to someone else IMO.
I'm on startup #8 right now and it's slow going but turning a nice profit. I only bootstrap shit now (well since startup #4) so I'm not worrying about money or investors.