Tired of Doing Unsustainable Micro Business: Cost of Doing Business

There is a very big number of micro business makers of many years who are struggling day in day out to sustain their micro businesses

Any time they decide to have a new serious start they get locked again in a vicious cycle of uncontrollable demands from their micro businesses

They are left in amazement, what if my business is like for so and so...

In Nairobi Kenya, cost of a boiled egg from a freelancer has skyrocketed from kes 20 bob in March 2023 to kes 30 in Jan 2024. With just twenty bob coin I was able to satisfy my saliva for boiled egg. Very yummy for me...

Costs continues to skyrocket. For micro business too. Have you taken time to analyse if this is the only excuse you have that your micro business cannot sustain pressure and demands..

Varied solutions available. Understanding your process flow for your customer is paramount. Refocus to try and understand your business processes, eliminate non value add processes even if they are very dear to you.

Suppose you always have bigger store than you need, you purchases more eggs stock than you need, you procure costly shyrock money as your business capital...and so on...your business WILL NEVER stabilise.

The art of making business must begin to come out from your imagination in a form of design. Design that nothing will come from no creativity. Design that you are required to create a pattern capturing full cycle of your business making.

Love the art of learning and learning and learning…until it becomes part of your daily task for business growth. Embark to learn how to grow micro businesses . Decide to move away from the mindset of chancing and wishing that your micro business hustle will starting making sence in one way or the other.

Seek someone with some sort of business experience who can help you evaluate yourself. Work on the feedback you get daily. This must start unlocking your art of doing business for better.

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Thank you much for reading.

Until next week,

Gachoka