The pandemic has made it necessary for entrepreneurs in all industries to get, well … creative. When you can’t leave your home and the economy appears to be heading towards a recession, entrepreneurs are put to the test on how quickly they can innovate and pivot while still offering products and services of value to their customers and clients.
This is a bit easier for entrepreneurs who have always worked virtually, such as coaches, ecommerce entrepreneurs, software developers and more. The real challenge is for entrepreneurs who had some type of in-person experience or offering that now has to pivot.
