Mike Andes says unresolved personal relationships are why small businesses fail. You have to choose: commit to fixing the relationship or focus on the business. Staying stuck in the middle destroys both.
It sounds to me like you want to make it work. Like, is that overarching? You want personally.
The relationship?
Yeah.
You don't know, because there's another issue that I can't say here that's bigger than almost all of that. You know, you got to have a.
Conversation and you got to figure out if it's a yes or no. You got to figure that out. In my opinion, that's the number one reason why businesses fail. Because an issue happens with a relationship, family, kids, spouse, whatever it is. Because if. If you're in this, this middle ground, you're not going to be a good dad in her eyes. And two, you're not going to be a good business owner because you're constantly literally running the business around a relationship that's not working well. So you're. You're literally going to lose on both fronts. You've got to determine which, like, is this a yes and we figure things out, or is this a no and I go focus on the business, like trying to do in between things. You're going to keep doing what you've been doing for the past five years, and that's building the business around a personal relationship that is all over the place.
