When you are used to doing a specific business type that worked for so long, will you ever think of changing it? Why change anything in the process when it’s been giving you a constant increasing revenue, right?
But are you willing to adapt when you are called for change?
What are you going to do should there be a structural change following a social change?
In retrospect, it’s challenging to move on from something that you have invested so much time and effort into becoming an economic machine. Your apprehensions of buying into a new idea are partly out of fear that it might not work and incur losses in the process. And somewhat because you are simply invested in your current state.
However, staying where you are when you are supposed to move on will eventually cost you. It’s called opportunity cost, which represents the opportunity you miss when choosing between alternatives.
So if you have to choose, choose wisely. Business-as-usual may not always be the best-case scenario.
jessa 