So that's an indicator too. I mean, you should know the longer you're in business if you have

ebbs and flows, seasonal increases and decreases and things like that. I think anytime you see a

continued decrease overseas, you should figure out a way of bringing that bottom up a little bit.

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If there's one rule that applies to everything in life, it's that change is inevitable.

And the same goes for your business.

Big changes aren't always needed to help your company.

And sometimes it may only require a few tweaks and adjustments to stay current in today's market.

But there are those times that it may take a monumental shift to do the trick.

If you're not sure how to tell when or even if it's time for a change, Ed and I will talk about telltale signs that indicate you should look at making a change on today's episode of the Business Buffet.

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How's it going, everyone?

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