Omar Zenhom argues your business should serve your life, not consume it. If a venture damages your health, finances, or relationships without real return, abandon it. Failure isn't catastrophic; it's a chance to learn and build something better.
This is your life, and I have a rule in business. A business should serve you. It's a means to an end. You should not be serving the business. You're not a slave to the business. You're creating this business so that it can fund a better life for you. You know, the whole point of doing all this work is so that it serves you. The important thing you need to remember here is a business will always challenge you in some way, but stress isn't a signal. I have to be enjoying the process. Yeah. So if you're getting nothing back and it's damaging your life, it's ruining your social life, financially, physically, you're like, you're not getting anything in exchange for this business, then you need to consider dropping it. Failure is not the end of the world. You could just bounce back and learn from that failure and go ahead and create something better.
