This document provides strategies for small business owners to pivot their business model during difficult economic times. It suggests business owners could open earlier, change their Instagram post schedule, offer bundles, or restrict store access for unprofitable customers. The document also mentions becoming self-employed and making products from home using social media. Sources are included from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, Statistics Canada, and the BC government on small business trends during COVID-19.

1. How to be your
own boss
SPOIL: You real own boss

2. ❑Be your own boss!
❑Self-employed

3. Harder Recoveries for Small
Bussiness

4. ❑Scarce type of food
❑Made From Home
❑Using Social Media

6. Pivot your bussines?

8. Strategies
❑Open Earlier?
❑Change your Schedule for your Instagram posts?
❑Providing Bundles?
❑Restricted Access for non-profitable users for your physycial store?

9. Charge depending on your bussiness
level
❑Time bussiness running
❑Net Profits
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10. Sources
❑“Canadian Business Trends and Insights,” Canadian Chamber of Commerce, June 2022 (Q2),
https://chamber.ca/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/2022-Q2-CSBC-Insight_June_20_2022_EN_Final.pdf
❑Impact of COVID-19 on small businesses in Canada, fourth quarter of 2021, StatCan COVID-19.
https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/n1/pub/45-28-0001/2021001/article/00043-eng.htm
❑“SMALL BUSINESS PROFILE 2021”. y BC Stats in partnership with the Small Business Branch of the
Ministry. https://www2.gov.bc.ca/assets/gov/employment-business-and-economic-
development/business-management/small-business/sb_profile.pdf