When your business depends on external resources, then your business is hostage to continued availability of those resources.

Today's episode will discuss issues surrounding parlor, the cancel culture, and how this example should scare you back to preferring internal resources for your business operations.

Welcome to the business buffet, a podcast-based business coaching environment where you gain

personal nourishment, professional growth, and recipes for success.

My name is Ed Beharana, and I am your chef who will be fixing up a big helping of how to,

can do, and what-to-do information, all designed to inspire you.

So grab a plate as it is time for some business buffet.

The quote for today comes from Colin Powell.

It is very appropriate for the time, but as you'll hear, difficult to overcome.

First, the quote, get mad, then get over it.

The business problem for today's episode is dealing with the unknown, also an appropriately timed concern.

I will not address the political side of the cancel culture. I cover those topics on

conservatives' guide to American politics, and Idaho speaks. Now, here on the business buffet,

it is, what do we do about it when our business depends on third-party resources?

Colin's quote is perfectly time, because if you were like me,

then you are mad as hell that companies you pay for service

and depend on for those services to deliver value

to your customers, cancel your contract over political issues.

Okay, so we are mad.

Now, let's get over.

It is time to deal with the unknown.

Why is your business dependent on third-party applications?

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