How do you know when you should keep going versus when it makes sense to cut your losses and try something new? It’s a difficult decision most entrepreneurs and creatives have faced along their journey and so we asked some brilliant folks from the community to share their thoughts.

Matt Basler | Wetness Enthusiast, Ant Tamer, Stump Lover

Slime, baby! Goop, oobleck, floam, gak… Whatever you want to call it (just don’t call it “bad” or “not my thing”!) I was a directionless lump of floor dust before I dunked my hands into that life-altering slop.
I want to be as wet as possible, as often as possible. Did you know that human skin can’t actually sense “wetness”? It’s true! Look it up! Hell, look it down if you want. No matter how you look at it, you’ll come to the conclusion that humans can’t actually sense “wetness”. Our precious skin can only detect the change in temperature and some other stuff – but not wet! Read more>>

Theresa Cerros | Professional make up and hair artist & business owner

The most important decision I made that significantly contributed to my success was leaving my 9-5 It pushed me out of my comfort zone and forced me to take ownership of my time, goals, and growth. Taking that leap not only sparked my entrepreneurial mindset but also taught me the importance of resilience, self-discipline, and staying focused on what truly matters. It was a defining moment that set the stage for everything that followed. Read more>>

SuzE Q

The single most important decision I’ve made in my journey to success is to consistently pursue what I am truly passionate about—things that bring joy to both myself and others. The key has been finding that sweet spot where my passions align with what people want and need and are willing to pay for. I’ve successfully applied this approach across various niches in both the arts and wellness industries. Read more>>