Life as a small business owner is anything but predictable. Clients come and go, markets shift, seasons of life happen, and plans change.Olivia Herrick is a graphic designer and owner of Olivia Herrick Design, specializing in logo, golf, print, and packaging design. In this interview, she shares how staying open to change allowed her to grow in unexpected ways and why choosing to keep her small business small made the most sense for her.While the business world associates growth with success,...

071. Olivia Herrick: Choosing to Keep Your Small Business Small

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