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Practical Pet Business - Episode 26 Burnout, tough discussions and decisions

Practical Pet Business - Episode 26 Burnout, tough discussions and decisions

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 On this episode of Practical Pet Business, Lorin and Rob open up about some of the most challenging aspects of being a business owner—making tough calls, having uncomfortable discussions, and managing the inevitable waves of burnout. These are not just abstract business concepts; they’re real issues that almost every entrepreneur faces, especially in the pet industry where passion runs high and emotions are often intertwined with business decisions. Through candid conversation and actionable advice, Lorin and Rob share ways to be honest with yourself about where you and your business truly stand, while also extending yourself grace during the difficult moments. They explore practical tools and resources—like leaning on trusted contacts, using technology to measure progress, and building strong relationships—that can help you check in on the overall health of both your business and your personal well-being. Owning and running a business in the pet world comes with unique rewards and unique pressures. The very passion that drives us to serve pets and their people can sometimes make the challenges feel heavier and the stakes feel higher. But you don’t have to carry that weight alone. Join Lorin and Rob as they walk through strategies to identify stress points early, manage them with clarity and confidence, and create pathways that support not only the survival of your business but also your ability to thrive as a person and leader. This episode is both a reminder and a resource: that you’re not alone, that your struggles are valid, and that there are solutions and communities ready to support you.
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