
So, in the new company this girl struck up a partnership with a friend who was successful in her own right: seemingly hardworking, apparently savvy and untruthfully capable. Said friend ran her own business that seemed to be doing well and approached this girl with a proposition that would see said friend resell this girl’s products. Said friend made certain commitments and affirmations and things seemed to be getting off.
Over time, however, this girl began to realize that while resellers were supposed to make life and business easier on her, it became a liabilities. She found herself having to hand hold, to baby and nurse this other company. Yes, at the expense of her staff, her core business and time. It was only a “temporary inconvenience,” The Boy assured her. It was only “for the initial stages” the partner promised.
When things threatened to go south in said friend’s company, said friend made business moves that was greatly unfair to this girl. And this girl wished her far-too-nice husband would allow her to write the very, very nasty email she wanted to fire back. Instead, she sat in front of the TV and fumed and ate far too much ice cream.
Thankfully, gratefully, the liability and impact was greatly limited. And so, its been a little over a month since said liability has been gone and the new company has almost quadrupled in productivity since.
Good riddance to bad rubbish. So there.















