Starting a new company is like having a baby. Every day someone asks you something you don't know the answer to, and you then spend entirely too much time researching the right answer, so that the next time someone asks you, you know.
"What's the most time efficient and inexpensive say to ship a 14 pound box to Canada?"
"What's your MOQ for direct delivery from China to New Zealand?"
"You are taking omega 3's and calcium, right? You know it's crucial when the baby is developing kidneys..."
"uh..."
Luckily I enjoy troubleshooting. I think that's why having my own company, as well as having children, seems to work for me. You have to be willing to NOT know. Put on your game face, and find out the answer. Or make it up.
"Mom, if the Earth implodes because the sun turns off, will we get on a spaceship to mars to live? Can we pack snacks?"
"Were unicorns and dinosaurs friends?"
"Can you make 3000 custom pantone purple Carabeans and have them in Las Vegas by next week?"
I like my jobs. They freak me out, but the challenge keeps me moving. Thank heavens for Google.
