I think the hardest part about naming a business is growing that business to a point that it actually justifies having a name. But usually by that time you have just settled on something and it’s now to late to change it.
In all honesty a name does not make a business, a business makes a name for its self. I had considered changing my name back when things started to pick up, but why. It’s what I have been known as for ever. Sure I could of come up with something catchy but we learned early on to spend time on things that add value. We are constantly looking at ways to streamline our processing and actually have a list of the processes that is sorted in order of the amount of time it takes. We invest money in the top items first and work down the list. Now in the knife world it’s highly recommend to have your actual name in the name. People in this day and age like to feel connected to makers not big business. So your name in the company’s name goes along way.
If your going legit you need to save every receipt, purchase, mileage exct. Taxes can really hit hard if you have not done your homework throughout the year. I never thought I would be the person to own a filing cabinet. But low and behold I have a monster one in the office.
Wow that was way off topic, sorry lol
