3: Hack Your Business Growth with Boredom

Every indie retailer and maker that I’ve worked with has one thing in common — a fear of being bored in their work.

Raise your hand if this is you too!

This is often why entrepreneurs start their own ventures. However, the pursuit of freedom and flexibility often spreads into areas that it has no business being.

I’m here to tell you, my friend, that you can AND should embrace boredom! When you do, you’ll find running your inventory-based brand easier and, if you do it well, more profitable too.

As you listen to this podcast episode about how to hack your business growth with boredom, I want you to pay special attention to a few key concepts that impact small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).

• Why you should stop worrying about getting bored in your business
• How uncertainty and excitement in specific aspects of your operations can hurt your business
• The proven benefits of boredom
• Three ways to hack your retail growth using the benefits of boredom

After you’ve listened, it’s time to take action!

Join my FREE podcast community at MerchantMethod.com/RetailShift. This is where the real conversations and retail shifts happen. When you join you’ll learn how to improve your business AND meet indie retailers and makers just like you. I can’t wait to see you there!

Bonus Video Training for Action-Takers

​Additional Resources

If you like this episode, you’ll also like:
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How to Design a Foolproof Brand Experience

Growth Hacking for Retailers and Makers

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