When this 28-year-old small business owner realized she had to leave her current rental space behind, she started packing up, which her landlord was totally not expecting.
Most small businesses don’t make it. It’s just a fact! That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t start one, though. Even if you only run your business for a year or two, at least you made a difference in your own life and in the lives of your customers. Plus, if all goes well, you might even succeed. Then you’ll have extra cash to continue to grow your budding business and see where it ends up in 5 or 10 years. You could hire additional workers to take on the burden for you. Entrepreneurial individuals know that it’s a risk, but they take it anyway, for the love of the game!
I imagine one of the most satisfying milestones for any entrepreneur would be the day you finally get your own storefront. Some of these welcome in customers each day, while others mainly exist to fulfill orders shipped out online. These two spaces will look very different — one has to entice shoppers, while the other just needs to be functional.
Lots of boutique stores will pour money into their storefronts, so I would never blame them for taking every little thing with them when they move. After all, why wouldn’t they? As you can see below, this woman did just that when she was (rather unfairly) kicked out of her place with just one month’s notice. She even took up the very nice wood flooring, and it doesn’t even appear to be that difficult for her. Maybe it was never glued down, but she seems to just be able to lift the boards off the floor, exposing the much less pretty flooring underneath. It’s a very satisfying read, thanks to one Twitter user who spilled the tea for us, just in case you don’t speak Spanish.
Author: Kayitsi.com
