Hey, this is Barbara Corker, and you are now tuned in to business unusual, and everything

you ever learned about business, throw it out the window.

I'm going to tell you the real deal, listening.

Today I'm going to answer all your burning questions about work, life, starting a company,

getting on track, and much, much more.

Be sure to call into the Business Unusual Hotline with your question at 888 Barbara. That's 888

B. A. R. B A R. A R. A. But first, today we're going to be talking about growing a business and all the growing pains that go along with it.

We're going to be talking to someone who's in a tiny little space in their home and is bursting at the seams and is wondering whether they should move.

We're going to be talking about a guy who's miserable with his partner and wants to get rid of the

partner. How do you actually get rid of a clunker who's a partner. We're going to talk about building a business and trying to take

it international and manage it from a foreign country, as well as how do you work with your business

partner when that business partner is your spouse?

All the stuff that makes growing a business so darn frustrating, but so satisfying when you

could figure it all out.

Hey Barbara, it's Max from Boston.

I had a question for you.

When do you think the best time to get an office for your company is?

Or do you think you should at all?

Should you keep out doing everything virtually on your computer or should you get an

office to bring all your employees in-house? Thanks.

Max, I'm not a big proponent of moving into an office until you absolutely have to.

I remember I worked out of my own apartment sharing it with two roommates off my living room couch for probably a year and a half

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