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Anonymous

Stealth • 1d

When does a startup need to quit ?, according to you?. I needed it genuinely at this stage. I am asking this question after working on it for more than a year. (as many suggestions as possible). thank you.

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Sourabh Moholkar

Stealth • 6h

You should never quit, unless and untill you have the discipline, will and a team that works passionately about the goals that you have set. These are the basic three things that you need or should I say that they are must have. If you lack anyone of these, then aquiring them won't help you either in the current business. Instead I would suggest to quit and restart after aquiring all of these 3 basic requirements.

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Samrat kesharwani

Stealth • 6h

when u have tried all and there's no results from the other side or maybe u have priorities in life. it's just inner calling some time but u shouldn't quit just bcz other people say it

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saman bondla

Stealth • 7h

don't quit. you can always modify or improve whatever it is your working on. Adapt yourself and the idea to the present situation and take one step at a time. clear out the place that is both people and the drawing board.

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Anonymous 2

Stealth • 7h

When cash flow is not matching expenses or even justifying it

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Harsh Singh

Stealth • 1d

brother if you are working on it for more than a year so I'm hoping you have built its prototype or MVP if not then maybe your idea is on deep research based (sci-fi) if not then maybe you don't have a team (resources) if not then maybe you don't have clear action plans.. many more scenarios but see if building it's atleast prototype/(MVP recommend) is not that difficult then make it by learning skill or hiring, no code platforms (recommend is not from tech background) and test it with potential customers. if not then switch to some other market, technical feasible idea. Don't waste your time on it.. I talked with many startup founders and Mentors they always say "build fast, launch fast, fail fast, repeat"

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Chamarti Sreekar

Stealth • 1d

I had the exact same question, so someone suggested me a book called dip which I didn't read but you should check it out

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Anonymous 1

Stealth • 1d

Quitting should not be an option I think first of all, because there's no defeat till you stop trying.

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Aryan Bohra

Stealth • 1d

you should look for a ux researcher and identify that is your startup really need to society or whatever niche your startup for. if it is then don't quit and not then quit it today.

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