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Most people have no idea what its like to run an NFT project. Its not like a career, where you go in for a set amount of time and then leave. Its a 24/7 lifestyle, it becomes an indefinite lifelong habit. People are constantly dm'ing you. There's always something to do, and no weekends off. Although I have the benefit of launching a free mint, people who took money are indebted to individuals who don't participate in the project, yet have loud demands of floor go up. You have to manage a community, manage a product, manage other people, manage expectations - all against the backdrop of a shrinking pond of liquidity and users. The big problem for people wanting to dive head first into this lifestyle is lack of information. They can visibly see that most projects fail, but that doesn't mean they know why. This is why I intend to include as a component of @RadiantsDAO, to have exit interviews with founders, and to publish that information in a public facing way. People shouldn't take large sums of money without understanding exactly what they are getting themselves into.