Your small business is struggling for the same reasons why any business struggles. Which is precisely why you’re not a startup.
Why Your Small Business Probably Isn't A ‘Startup’
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2408 days ago
I will check out the link.
All the Best,
Martin
2409 days ago
Could your hobby evolve to a business, and then into startup?
2409 days ago
"Avocado on toast" is a reference to the $9 coffee, hipster-type mentality. Much like zucchini spaghetti, Solyent food replacements, or Juicero (see http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-inside-juicero-demise-20170911-story.html)
Sure, a hobby can evolve into a business. But while the financials may make sense when it's a part-time gig, it doesn't automatically mean the business model will scale. I think it's unlikely a home business would evolve into a startup (I mean a "real" startup) though I'm sure there are examples.
Enjoy your avocado on toast. Bon appetit! :-)