Why I Left My Studio
Even if it doesn’t make sense, I always trust my intuition.
And my intuition told me to leave my beloved studio. (Which I don’t regret.)
I’m grateful that my business could easily transition to working from home. Several of my neighbors are still in the building because they’ve been unable to find space elsewhere.
And I’ve heard from other business owners in town that their own landlords raised the rents a ridiculous amount and are having to leave their spaces as well.
Which leads me to this: Always have a back-up plan.
I know this is difficult if your business is location-dependent, but try to find an income source you can expand on if your business had to vacate.
If you’re a restaurant, consider selling your homemade sauces to the public or wholesale your desserts to other restaurants.
If you’re a retail store, make sure to have a strong online presence and easy online shopping experience.
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