When Neighbors Told Me to Give Up and Find Casual Work, I Knew My Struggle Had Become Public

  

I still remember the days when my shop felt like a graveyard. I opened every morning with hope, but closed every evening with shame. Customers passed by without stopping. Neighbors whispered that I should give up. Some even advised me to look for casual work because, according to them, my business was finished.

Bills piled up quickly. Rent became a constant worry. I could sit the whole day without selling a single item. The hardest part was pretending to be strong in front of my family while feeling like a failure inside. I questioned my decisions and blamed myself for starting a business I could not sustain.

I tried everything I knew. I reduced prices, changed suppliers, and rearranged my shop countless times. Nothing worked. Each day felt heavier than the last. I avoided friends because I was tired of explaining why my business was still struggling.

At my lowest point, I realized hard work alone was not enough. I needed guidance and direction. Read more........

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