<human>: Could you distill the essence of the text into 1-3 sentences?

I created an account just for this issue because the situation has gotten so stressful.

I supported my wife quitting her job to pursue her passion.  She went into it with tons of confidence, but has lost money for two years straight.  Every other month she comes up with a new great idea to make it happen but she doesn't even have a functioning website, accounting software, etc.  She wastes time and money on things like incorporating "multi-level-marketing" into her business, a social media consultant, renting a shared space, and on and on.  I've tried to tell her to keep it simple and focus on low hanging fruit and things with the highest potential for ROI and she just gets mad.  It's at the point where we don't really talk much about it because she can't hear anything "negative."  My gut is telling me she just doesn't have the right combination of skills to put everything together to be successful.  When we got married I didn't expect to have to pay for everything plus her business expenses.  Jointly we're losing money each month.  I'd love to go on a vacation, but can't justify going into (more) debt for it.

How can I get her to quit her dream that she's invested so much time in effort into to pursue a job without getting into a huge fight and crushing her spirits?
<bot>: Supported wife quitting job to be an Entrepreneur. She doesn't have the right stuff (IMO).  How to talk to her about quitting her dream and getting a normal job.