Re: Bourgeois Guitars Partners with Eastman
NursingDaBlues made the statement in a thread above about working capital. It's very true. You need money to operate. Remaining profitable isn't always easy and making mistakes is. I know this from personal experience. After fifteen years of running a profitable business I had a bad year in 1995 and had to close a business that I thought would never die. You do whatever you can to try and maintain it because you've got your heart and soul in it. It's easy to pick things apart from the outside and hindsight is 20/20. Sometimes you make good decisions, sometimes you don't. As an example John DeLorean made a bad decision when he hit the point where he needed to find a way to survive. It looks like Kim Breedlove made the right one. I really don't know if any of this applies to Dana Bourgeois. I do wish him and his employees the best. I hate to see anyone go out of business.
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