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Cake day: October 28th, 2023

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  • 9 months is nothing. Some businesses take years to become profitable. Can’t really offer much other advice because you don’t say anything about your business. Stop looking at your sales and how it applies to the holiday season. You want sales overall unless you sell Christmas trees. Little stuff like blurry pictures is nothing. Who cares? Take them again, now you know to check them every few pics instead of waiting two days. All setbacks are an opportunity to learn.

    Being sad around the holidays is a choice 🤷











  • You will likely end up needing a company in both countries. One that’s buying and exporting from America to Colombia, and then a local Colombian company to facilitate imports and sales. Every country on earth has different import/export regulations and tariffs so start by seeing what Colombia charges for goods being imported. As an example: electronics, alcohol, tobacco and anything manufactured locally in Colombia will probably have a higher import tax than stuff like clothing or basic home goods. Those tariffs are why some of the items you see in Colombia are double the US price.


  • Offer to sell it to them outright and stay on to assist the new operator for a year with a robust salary.

    Otherwise you already said it. You don’t need them 🤷

    Even if you can expand, if all they bring is money then they just profit from you doing now twice the work. Is the added profit for you doing that a lot more than it would be if you just kept doing your own thing? That’s the opportunity cost question to keep in mind.