Your last statement is apt. it is good to push through the challenges than giving up.
Is failure an excuse to quit a business?
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To an extent, yes! If you have exhausted your strategies, you have no better option than to quit the business and find another thing to do. A stitch in time saves nine.
Giving up is not the way, instead you should have patience for your dreams to become reality, change the plans not your goals.
Right patience is the way you Just have to understand that life is full of ups and downs
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This is a good idea. But what if the business still did not grow, should I still continue or quit?
You need to milk it to the very end before you say you want to quit but don't quit too early
If business is your passion then you can not quit it, maybe you quit this one but start another one.
Sure instead of falling off it totally it is good to start another one to continue from where you stopped
There are times when one has to experience failure so as to excel. So you should learn from failure and it as a stepping stone to success.
It is never and would never be. You don't understand how many times successful people have failed. The key is learning from every failure. Not quitting.
When in the face of adversity, one should not quit, but instead search for ways to improve the situation, explore new ways. That's what a positive growing mindset is. If you need to take a break, then take a break, be charged and energized before challenging what's ahead of you. 
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But what if the business is not working, then I will still continue because I like it?
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But what if the business is not working, then I will still continue because I like it?
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But what if the business is not working, then I will still continue because I like it?
I experience failure in my empanada business. I find it hard to do. I still not master making it. I find it hard to make a good profit but despite of that I don't want to quit and I still want to give it a try. It's just my first year of doing it maybe in the future I will make good money from it
You need to know your bottom line. If your business continues to make a loss for a period of time, and you cannot think of any effective ways to revive it, it's time to close the business.
