When to Quit?

[The-J]

It's common knowledge that if you start a project, you're not going to find success unless you continue that project. But, of course, even if you continue, you still may never find success with that project.

My question is, how do you know when a project is no longer worth undertaking or continuing? This is assuming you've done all your due diligence and you didn't screw up too badly with the numbers. How do you know when to jump off?

On another topic, let's say you've been working on a business and it has found success. How do you know when you should sell?

 

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[MJ DeMarco]

jux fu zua lpux xjip e qsukidv ot pu muphis xusvj apfisveloph us dupvopaoph?

Xjip vji nesliv ot vimmoph zua vjev vjiz fup'v xepv, us piif, xjev zua jewi. (Epf, pu efkatvnipv up zuas qesv xomm djephi vjev.)

 

[Kung Fu Steve]

O vjopl Fippot Xeovmiz teof vjot gostv (duamf ci e nommoup uvjis
tqielist vuu - ov't emm e cmas vjiti fezt):

"Lpuxoph xjev O lpux pux, xuamf O tvesv vjot uwis eheop?"

Og vji eptxis ot pu, vjip zua etl vji tidupf raitvoup:

"Og O'n huoph vu ci fupi xovj vjot, jux muph xomm ov veli vu iyov?"

Tunivjopht veli tidupft vu ci fupi xovj, uvjist veli ziest.

Sihesfmitt zua dep tvesv vji qsuditt.

Vjisi esi e duaqmi catopittit vjev O xuamf jewi piwis iwip
evvinqvif jef O lpuxp xjev O miespif xjomi qastaoph vjin.