1. Run ads on Facebook, Google content network (and google search if the cpc is not too high).
2. Sign up at forums where your target customers hang out and help people out. Have a link in your signature that points to your website.
Right now, you want to get targeted traffic to your website and capture their email addresses by giving something of value. [free ebook, a discount for early adopters]. Not only will this give you a list of customers for the launch, but the ad copy and the website copy will help you understand what resonates with them [based on conversions] and will prove very useful at your launch.
1. Can a competitor enter your market, outgrow you and reduce your expected slice of the pie?
2. Does the revenue your business generates, increase exponentially as you increase the number of users? (e.g. revenue based on ads)
3. Can funding let you approach a different market? (say your target customers are SMB and the different market is Enterprise)
4. Can your business gain significantly if exposed to a group of startups that are funded? (one immediate advantage to being YC funded is access to other YC funded companies)
If the answer to any of the questions is a Yes, I would definitely consider looking at funding.
When the site loads, I see an entire grey page with a red arrow button at the bottom. Clicking on it takes me to screenshot and user guide. I believe this is a waste of screen space. You may want to show the screenshot and user guide immediately on load.
Take some time off - maybe just a week (if you cannot get more). When you get back if you still feel the same about work, it means that its time to move on - maybe to a different job or maybe a different industry.
It's hard to do especially if you have bills to pay. But you are going to have to take that step and make an effort to move on. Work becomes very difficult once you start resenting it.
I take a super dose of Vitamin C (3g) if I ever feel like I'm going to fall sick. It's amazing how well that works and keeps the flu at bay. I make sure I don't take it daily though - prefer the natural route - fresh fruits
I used to take protein powder, but I think its a waste of money if you are not trying to seriously bulk up. For the ones who want lean muscles, enough eggs and chicken breasts do the trick.