He invested $90 Grand for insurance before his profit nosedived. Now, his doubt is eating him

We used to pay 7,500 a year. Then it went to, like, 30,000 a year. Then from there, it went to $90,000.

We're paying $90,000 per year for insurance. That's almost 20% of his annual revenue.

There's the trajectory of how we went. And then, of course, tail end of 2022, I knew that we were losing a couple of those contracts, so we actually dropped about 500,000 in revenue. You know, you don't. You don't know if you're going to make it. Some days you don't know if it's all worth it. Like, should I quit? Should I hang it up? Should I just go back to my job and not worry about any of that? You do have those. Those struggles, and some don't make it.