Is this worth continuing?

Situation

• You are unsure whether continued effort is justified
• Progress exists, but its value is unclear
• Stopping feels like giving up something already invested
• Continuing feels safer than making a decision
• You keep asking yourself whether this is still worth it

This situation appears when cost replaces clarity.

Verdict

VERDICT: SWITCH

Do not continue by default. Do not stop purely out of frustration.

A conscious re-evaluation is required.

Why this verdict

• Past investment is influencing present decisions
• Value is assumed rather than demonstrated
• Continuation is occurring without explicit justification

Worth must be decided, not implied.

What happens if you continue

• You will invest more without knowing the return
• Attachment will grow stronger than evidence
• Stopping later will feel increasingly difficult

Unexamined continuation increases sunk cost.

A safer next step

Separate past effort from future value.

Before continuing: - Decide what future outcome would justify more effort - Set a clear limit for evaluation - Continue only if value is demonstrated

Continuation should be earned, not automatic.