That’s a difficult question to answer and every situation will be different. There are way to many factors to take into consideration. In most cases it would be up to the individual as to when to give up. Once you feel you’ve exhausted all avenues, gave it your best shot and realized no gain, it’s probably a good idea to move on.

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For example (let’s pretend), if I run an ad in the newspaper for a month and I net a negative ROI, is it time to change the ad or has it just not worked yet. What questions would you have to ask?
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Well, you certainly have the right attitude. If you’re willing to do whatever it takes, success can be yours.

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Don’t you just love it when someone agrees with everything you say?

Yes, it’s a big decision for many so why not take the time to find something you’ll enjoy and do some research to see if a market exists. Don’t worry about those mistakes…we all make them and that’s how we gain valuable experience.

Thanks again for visiting and posting your valuable comments.

You make an excellent point about “feeling disconnected as a result of technology” and that’s why it’s so important to build relationships with your peers, readers, customers, etc. And yes, without discipline it’s nearly impossible to achieve success.

Thanks for visiting and your comments are greatly appreciated. Hope to see you here often.

Daryl