3 ms·
The problem is, if you don't grow, eventually your business will dry up and be out competed by competitors that do grow. The problem with growing, is that the
by anonporridge 5y ago
The problem is, if you don't grow, eventually your business will dry up and be out competed by competitors that do grow.
The problem with growing, is that the more you grow, the more attention you'll attract from established big players, who will eventually jump into your game and likely destroy you.
It seems to me that running a small business can never really be a sustainable, long term venture, unless you get very lucky with a niche that no one else notices. You either have to plan to eventually be destroyed, or grow into a giant.
- stocknoob 5y agocraigslist.org?
- deleted 5y ago[deleted]
- tonyedgecombe 5y agoEven big businesses don't last forever. Eventually they get gobbled up by a competitor or a new leaner arrival disrupts their business or the market changes. >You either have to plan to eventually be destroyed I suspect letting go is difficult for a lot of people.
- PeterisP 5y agoOr you can sell and leave the growth worries to someone else.