Sasha's Blog Inspiration: Endless Ideas for Your Pet Resort Journey
This is Sasha's Blog Inspiration
I'm Dan and I’ll be your highly opinionated (and frequently hard-headed) literary/veterinary/entrepreneurial tour guide in this blog.
IF you continue to follow Sasha's Blog—if my aunt had balls, she’d be my uncle—there’s a heck of a good chance you could go out and build yourself a pet resort of your own with far fewer mistakes than I made—and perhaps even a dollop of profits! I intend to share with you, based on my nearly-six-years experience operating Sasha’s, the top considerations you should evaluate before moving forward with your doggy resort. And no, Sasha’s doesn't do cats!
I can save you from excessive reading if you simply run with this single, king-of-the-mountain, NY best seller list recommendation: LOCATION, LOCATION, LOCATION! The very same axiom that has ruled over the centuries in probably 99% of all retail and wholesale settings from blacksmith to Vatican to Boeing headquarters to houses of ill repute.
If you execute this single truism with a tidy parfait of professionalism, science and wing-walking, you might even feel free to ignore our future blogs. But don’t! Just when I thought it safe to say I’ve seen everything…I’ve learned in a hurry to auto-correct. When I signed the lease inAugust 2019 for Sasha’s, even though I had been working in some of the most intense cutthroat industries for much of my civilized life—well, I had seen nothing yet!
And of course, even the definition of location is rapidly evolving with many businesses operating in cyberspace without physical structure, sidewalk, stop signs, fire hydrant or meter maid. Squads of employees working out of their homes in wireless wired-communities where live human interaction is not as vital today as it was post-WWII. Unless it’s the Uber driver with your fish tacos. And where it stops, nobody knows. We now have businesses operating in space with the international space station and many millions of vacuous miles further into an extended orbit, a 2010 Tesla Roadster. Check the oil and tire pressure please…oops, does an electric vehicle even require oil? And it seems the remainder of America has conquered Zoom and are making their contribution to the GNP from the convenience of their own home, apartment or parents’ garage.
It’s my genuine hope that Sasha's Blog will assist you in avoiding the plethora of landmines I’ve stumbled upon since first opening Sasha’s.
If you have questions (I don’t know the meaning of life or where you left your car keys), query me at danm@sashaspr.com. I aspire to help better illuminate your path to profitability and financial independence.