Everyone says your product is incredible, but nobody is buying, and what’s worse those same people seem to be avoiding you now. You feel you’ve tried everything imaginable to move your business forward, both reasonable and unreasonable with no tangible results. You pictured the road to success differently than the path it’s taking in your business, so now what? You’re saying to yourself; this is a business, and if it’s costing more to operate than it’s making maybe it’s time to cut your losses. Delayed doesn’t mean you’ve been denied your opportunity for success.
Being in a place that your energy is depleted, prospects are nonexistent and no conceivable solutions to the problems you’re facing could naturally have you consider quitting as an option. Your right it is an option, but usually most often considered by amateurs.
Do you know your numbers for your business, and how do they compare to your work ethic? Are you looking at your problems from the same old dogmatic ways, or are you thinking outside the box? Have you sought the counsel of experts connected with your business? Are you consistently reading to expand your understanding of your field and related areas? Are you over complicating or over simplifying your processes? Are you simply being impatient in allowing sufficient time for the process completely run its course?
Yes, the questions are as endless as the possibilities and potential of your business. If you’ve done your due diligence about your business and you have a viable product that has a demand, then consider strengthening your position. Refine your skills and develop undeniable expertise in your craft, then give it away to the very customer that you desire to sell to, if you can. Once you’ve reached a point that the expertise being sought after is you, then decide if quitting is still a natural option.
