Sarah Jolly Jarvis

At the end of the day, it is your business and it is your choice. But there is lots of people out there who can guide you. But find somebody that, you know, whose opinion you value and talk to them.

The more opinions you tend to get, you get a little snippet from Auntie Jane and then another one from, you know, your next door neighbor, then another one from a business owner of a friend of a friend. Then you start to get, you know, it starts to get diluted. It starts to get confusing. Find somebody that you really trust. Speak to them and find out what they think. OK.

The more opinions you tend to get, you get a little snippet from Auntie Jane and then another one from, you know, your next door neighbor, then another one from a business owner of a friend of a friend. Then you start to get, you know, it starts to get diluted. It starts to get confusing. Find somebody that you really trust. Speak to them and find out what they think. OK.

The more opinions you tend to get, you get a little snippet from Auntie Jane and then another one from, you know, your next door neighbor, then another one from a business owner of a friend of a friend. Then you start to get, you know, it starts to get diluted. It starts to get confusing. Find somebody that you really trust. Speak to them and find out what they think. OK.

Now, that kind of leads me on to. why you might want to walk away, okay? There are only two real reasons to walk away, and actually neither of them mean you have to give up on having a business. It may just be a case of reshuffling your current business and getting it to look different, or it may just be a pressing the pause button, okay?

Now, that kind of leads me on to. why you might want to walk away, okay? There are only two real reasons to walk away, and actually neither of them mean you have to give up on having a business. It may just be a case of reshuffling your current business and getting it to look different, or it may just be a pressing the pause button, okay?

Now, that kind of leads me on to. why you might want to walk away, okay? There are only two real reasons to walk away, and actually neither of them mean you have to give up on having a business. It may just be a case of reshuffling your current business and getting it to look different, or it may just be a pressing the pause button, okay?

The two reasons are you are facing immediate financial hardship, okay? What I mean by that is if you keep that business going, it means you can't pay the rent, you can't put food on the table, support your family, you need to pause. This doesn't mean you failed, doesn't mean your dream is over, it's dead in the water.

The two reasons are you are facing immediate financial hardship, okay? What I mean by that is if you keep that business going, it means you can't pay the rent, you can't put food on the table, support your family, you need to pause. This doesn't mean you failed, doesn't mean your dream is over, it's dead in the water.

The two reasons are you are facing immediate financial hardship, okay? What I mean by that is if you keep that business going, it means you can't pay the rent, you can't put food on the table, support your family, you need to pause. This doesn't mean you failed, doesn't mean your dream is over, it's dead in the water.

It means that you need to make a smart decision to stabilize your lifestyle, okay, before you start to rebuild. Some of the biggest problems that I've seen in a business have come from people trying to draw money out of a business which isn't in a position to support that yet. OK, that's looking at your business like a host, like a source of resources. It's like pulling things from that resource.

It means that you need to make a smart decision to stabilize your lifestyle, okay, before you start to rebuild. Some of the biggest problems that I've seen in a business have come from people trying to draw money out of a business which isn't in a position to support that yet. OK, that's looking at your business like a host, like a source of resources. It's like pulling things from that resource.

It means that you need to make a smart decision to stabilize your lifestyle, okay, before you start to rebuild. Some of the biggest problems that I've seen in a business have come from people trying to draw money out of a business which isn't in a position to support that yet. OK, that's looking at your business like a host, like a source of resources. It's like pulling things from that resource.

It's like picking strawberries off a strawberry plant before they are ready. You're going to run out of strawberries if you're not then giving it a rest, allowing them to mature.

It's like picking strawberries off a strawberry plant before they are ready. You're going to run out of strawberries if you're not then giving it a rest, allowing them to mature.

It's like picking strawberries off a strawberry plant before they are ready. You're going to run out of strawberries if you're not then giving it a rest, allowing them to mature.

you can get a job and still be an entrepreneur you're not failing many successful business owners had to press pause and come back stronger later that doesn't make you a quitter that makes you responsible it makes you resilient and actually it puts your business in a much better position i really enjoyed working with people who are currently working a job and setting up their business on the side the people who are setting up their business

you can get a job and still be an entrepreneur you're not failing many successful business owners had to press pause and come back stronger later that doesn't make you a quitter that makes you responsible it makes you resilient and actually it puts your business in a much better position i really enjoyed working with people who are currently working a job and setting up their business on the side the people who are setting up their business

you can get a job and still be an entrepreneur you're not failing many successful business owners had to press pause and come back stronger later that doesn't make you a quitter that makes you responsible it makes you resilient and actually it puts your business in a much better position i really enjoyed working with people who are currently working a job and setting up their business on the side the people who are setting up their business

Pure, 100% all in. I get why you do it. And for some people, they need that sense of fear and that pressure. But from my point of view, it scares me.