A founder built a profitable long-distance moving company but kept hitting the same wall: full-time movers were impossible to manage. Every time he tried to scale, the operation fell apart. He chose to stop growing and keep his sanity instead.
Uh, so started this moving company with him, and it was wildly successful. Like, we did— we moved people from here to Montana, Chicago, Miami, New York, all across the country, all around Abilene and stuff as well. Like, we, we were super busy, made a ton of money. It was a great business. But anytime we'd go to, like, scale it, um, the people that the employees that you attract that want to be movers full-time are not very easily managed. Mm-hmm. And so every time we'd go to like grow, something would set us back. And I was just like, you know what, man, let's be done with this.
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