Ten Questions With 'Seth Godin'

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1. Question: Other than hindsight, how does someone know when it’s time to quit?
2. Question: If I’m in the middle of a dip, how do I know if it’s worth gutting it out to get to the other side?
3. Question: Is there a place for the intrinsic value of learning a skill—for example, playing hockey or the violin—even though you know you won’t be the best in the world?
4. Question: What if the market is not established so there’s no way to know if it even exists and if it’s worth dedicating/rededicating to?
5. Question: How can a company quit a product and not give the incorrect signal that it’s quitting the market?
6. Question: What’s more powerful: a short-term pain or long-term gain?
7. Question: Do most companies quit too early or try too long?
8. Question: Should Microsoft quit the MP3 player market?
9. Question: Should Apple quit the personal computer market?
10. Question: Should America quit the Iraq War?