What is the hardest decision you’ve had to make for your business? 💭

[isabelle]

Mornnninggg Seller Community! ☀️ 

Today I'm wondering...

What is the hardest decision you've had to make for your business?

What made it the most difficult? How did you come to the decision?

I look forward to reading your replies ✨

[cgj2]

What was your solutions? Me, I re-order in smaller quantities and paid cash If I have the many I order, if my funds are not sufficient, no order. It has paid off so far and I have more clients and they do understand and are sympathetic to my reservations.

[FlagTagAZ]

To shut down or continue with COVID last year.  

[IAGroomer]

Taking a day off and scheduling a vacation. A REAL VACATION No bookwork, phone calls, etc.

[Sharki91]

location. higher rent and visibility vs. lower rent and less vis

[Bluelinecompllc]

The first real hard decision too make was actually starting the business.... having no prior experience owning one. The decision has turned out to be a good one over all but, aside from that it was if I should have a website created given the investment it takes and start an e-commerce site to help bring in some cash flow for the larger part of the business. It's still a work in progress so the jury is still out on whether or not its been a good decision or not but I am hopeful.

[Stuffnee]

I launched Stephinie McKenzie Photography in a high tourism location in CO in January of 2021, due to some family matters I was forced to relocate to MI just 5 months after start up. Relocating to a place that had no tourism what's so ever. I had to rethink my entire business module, change the services I offered, and create a massive online presence to even compete in the new area. It took a long 8 months with 0 sales to re-establish and reinvent my business which is just now making revenue. After a year of loss came hope🌟

[rtfulk]

My hardest decision was not business wise, but family. We are mobile and travel from the East Coast to the Mid-West working State Fairs.  We you get a phone call that one of your grandparents had passed away and you are halfway across the country working and can't leave. That's a tough decision to make.