The state of modern entrepreneurship makes it possible for anyone to start a successful business working primarily from their home. For many would-be business leaders, it’s actually a great way to get their company off the ground, as it cuts a significant portion of the operational and resource costs required to set up elsewhere.
But what do you do when you’re trying to run a business, and then opportunity calls elsewhere? You’re fortunate in the sense that when you move, your business comes with you; but trying to keep your business running smoothly while juggling all the chaos that comes with moving, well, that’s difficult. Moving is one of the foremost stressors we can have in our lives, only preceded by divorce and the death of a loved one, according to psychologists.
