Have you considered ending a business?

[stepee]

Has there ever been a business you hated so much that you actively tried to destroy it?

[Mr.Vic20]

We are (Cornell royal "we" here) currently considering legal action that will result in the destruction of an environmental engineering firm I currently have under contract. Based on their disastrous performance to date, its more than well deserved. I've actually run out of the chemical that causes my body to manifest the physiological response to sustained  mental anger at this point. Does that count? 

[stepee]

12 minutes ago, Mr.Vic20 said:

We are (Cornell royal "we" here) currently considering legal action that will result in the destruction of an environmental engineering firm I currently have under contract. Based on their disastrous performance to date, its more than well deserved. I've actually run out of the chemical that causes my body to manifest the physiological response to sustained  mental anger at this point. Does that count? 

 

Absolutely does! 

[Guest]

Yeah, I’ve chosen to wind down a couple of operations that weren’t worth the time. The worst thing you can do is ignore the writing on the wall and drag something out. Better move the capital (especially the human variety) in a different direction.

 

For example, we had a frozen yogurt place for around 4 years and it always was a break even venture, but the amount of hours that went into it relative to our financially successful businesses just didn’t make sense.

 

My wife also had a tea room for 4-5 years and she eventually decided to give it to her manager as school stuff took up more time when our oldest got to junior high.

[Ominous]

6 hours ago, sblfilms said:

Yeah, I’ve chosen to wind down a couple of operations that weren’t worth the time. The worst thing you can do is ignore the writing on the wall and drag something out. Better move the capital (especially the human variety) in a different direction.

 

For example, we had a frozen yogurt place for around 4 years and it always was a break even venture, but the amount of hours that went into it relative to our financially successful businesses just didn’t make sense.

 

My wife also had a tea room for 4-5 years and she eventually decided to give it to her manager as school stuff took up more time when our oldest got to junior high.

Frozen Yogurt Place? They were pretty cool in the 80s.