My Business Was on the Verge of Collapse, Then a Single Decision Changed Everything
Grace, a 42-year-old woman from Eldoret, Kenya, had always prided herself on being a hardworking, determined entrepreneur. She ran a small but promising bakery, known for its freshly baked bread and pastries. For several years, Grace’s business had steadily grown, and she had dreams of expanding her brand across the region. However, despite her efforts, things took a dramatic turn. Slowly, the bakery started facing financial difficulties that seemed impossible to overcome.At first, Grace noticed small signs of trouble — suppliers were delaying deliveries, customers were fewer, and her once-loyal staff began to show signs of disengagement.
She assumed it was just a temporary phase, but as weeks turned into months, the problems escalated. Her revenue dropped, and soon, she was struggling to pay her bills, including rent for the bakery space and wages for her employees. Every new venture or marketing campaign she tried ended in failure, and she found herself sinking deeper into debt.Grace’s business, which had once been a source of pride, was now on the brink of collapse. She felt trapped, exhausted, and lost. No matter how much time and money she poured into it, nothing seemed to work. To make matters worse, she began experiencing unexplained health issues — constant headaches, fatigue, and anxiety. It was as if every aspect of her life was crumbling.
