I owned and ran my own company not too long ago. I had managed to escape the shackles of everyday corporate slavery and venture out on my own. After a few years, the dream came crashing down harder than a 50 mega tonne nuclear warhead. The dream had ended, but, as I found out, it wasn’t truly over.
During the process of closing down my business, paying back those that still required money, and trying to make people happy, I learned a few important things.
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