A yoga studio owner moved from a cheap garage to Main Street, tripling their rent. They weighed bankruptcy and failure against the regret of never trying, and chose to take the risk.
That's so big. That's so big. So important that you said that because I feel like the reason I opened the yoga studio on Main Street and moved from the garage was I was standing in that space and I remember looking at it and thinking, all right, this is a lot more money. This is like 3 times as much what I'm paying right now. But here's the thing, when I die, am I gonna wish that I did this? Like I could go back, this could make me bankrupt. I could, it could end everything. I could have to go back to having a job. And I just was like, you know, the thing is though, if I don't do this, when I die, I'm gonna wish I had. Content-correction.
