Like many companies, we have been enjoying this cycle of buoyancy, but remembering the financial crisis. I am not sure anyone that lived through the financial crisis will ever forget.
The new plot is a bit closer to Overton Road. We built a cypress table that sits in the middle, and completed the perimeter with an English Cotswold stone wall.
While we doubled the size of the garden, we are not planning on doubling the size of our revenue. Like our customer in Nashville, I am always thinking and tweaking our game plan, changing with the cycles. Where is the best place to be? What is the sweet spot? How can we always maximize our ROI and at the same time provide for our folks and their families? In my conversations with peer companies over the years, it seems that bigger sometimes does not bear as much fruit. At the end of the day, it’s a complicated set of question and goals.
Should your travels ever take you this way, stop by. We can meet in our new garden “conference room.”
