When I established my store in the centre of town, I felt as though I was finally fulfilling my dream. Despite its tiny size, the business was exquisitely decorated. In addition to carrying stylish clothing and distinctive accessories, I also imported a few things. Customers poured in, loved the area, and pledged to come back throughout the first two weeks, which were fantastic. Then, however, something occurred. Sales started to decline precipitously. As though someone were pushing them out, people would enter, look around, and then walk out.
A woman even went pale the moment she stepped inside one day. She hurried out after whispering, “I’m sorry, I don’t feel right in here.” Customers weren’t the only ones. My workers began to become sick, one by one. I was often tired, disoriented, and unable to concentrate. I was drowning in losses within a month. My friends advised me to market more, organise promotions, or put in more effort. I tried everything, but to no avail. To read more click here.
