Do people who run a business and then fail will immediately stop? I personally would not be that easy to stop, failures and risks will certainly exist.
Well, oftentimes - yes. At what point do you admit that the venture is a failure? Usually it's when you run out of money and can no longer afford to try to get your business off the ground. Unfortunately, it often comes in pair with personal bankruptcy. And when your bank balance is drained and the bills somehow are not paying themselves, that's when you have to call it a day and look for a safer way of making a living.
"Never give up" is a nice-sounding buzzword, but the reality is harsh - unless you have unlimited resources, you simply can't afford to keep trying over and over again.
Yes, that's true, but I've said before that preparation should be discussed from the start, maybe some people don't discuss this. But I myself discuss it by preparing everything. If we can't manage our income and expenses well, we might go bankrupt, but I myself run a beverage business with occasional free drinking events, no problem, no loss. In fact, I was able to add a business branch with a more strategic location and a large enough area, of course there are also many customers who visit with comments on the concept of comfort and drinks that go to all groups, be it young people, parents, or children. From the failures that have occurred must be used as lessons so that it does not happen again in the future, I have experienced failure but with strong intentions and high determination until now I can open many business branches. Understand the failures experienced and look for solutions not just felt and left alone with the assumption "maybe in the future it won't be like this again" this is certainly wrong, try if we understand the failure, why it can happen like this and find the best solution there will definitely be a way out. Provided with a really good mindset. People who are successful do they never fail? I'm not sure if they are successful without failure, there must be times when they experience failure and get up.
That being said, I don't discourage anyone from taking that route. Just don't make decisions fueled by the emotional crap of "following your dreams" and the like. You need to take emotions aside and do a cold calculation of all the risks and benefits.
Yes, don't think of business as a small thing. Basically, the business we run will have results in the future. If people who have a business by just following the nonsense like you said, of course this is vulnerable to the loss of the business being run because of the risks involved. I say again, everything must be really prepared. Maybe some people don't mind this, but opening a business with just enough capital and this kind of thinking won't work in the long run. Try if they prepare everything from the beginning. Talking about the risks that will come and finding solutions in advance, it is less likely that the business they run will be lost, this way the business they run will be fine not by making the decision to stop their business when things are bad.
Okay, you said take a short break, that makes sense, but as far as I know people like this range by not continuing their business again on the grounds of unreasonable income, deserted, or whatever. This is probably those who don't manage their income and expenses well. So everything will be fine if it is well prepared. I myself was able to do it without any financial support from other people or my parents.