Restaurant Unstoppable with Eric Cacciatore

853: Krimsey Lilleth - Why I Closed My Restaurant

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Jan 6, 2022
Krimsey Lilleth looks back on building and closing her vegan restaurant during the pandemic, from underestimating the workload to facing the emotional toll of letting go. She discusses exit planning, the value of partners and community, and why she stepped away from social media to seek more meaningful connections and a new path.
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1
Introduction
00:00 • 4min
2
When You Know It's Time to Close Your Restaurant
03:58 • 2min
3
Are You Feeling Unstoppable to Day?
06:13 • 5min
4
How Hard Is It to Own a Restaurant?
10:59 • 2min
5
When You Know It's Time to Give Up
12:29 • 5min
6
When Do You Know When It's Time to Close?
17:28 • 3min
7
Is Your Exit Strategy Really Important?
20:40 • 5min
8
Pop Menu - Your Restaurant's New Marketing Tool
25:32 • 2min
9
Slash Unstoppable
27:11 • 3min
10
Scriptedi, I Would Love to Have a Network Like Yours
30:16 • 2min
11
You Need a Partner to Open a Restaurant
31:59 • 5min
12
How to Close a Real Estate Deal
37:26 • 4min
13
The Silver Linings to the Pandemic
41:15 • 4min
14
You Don't Want to Tell Your Partner When You're Not in My Life, You Know?
45:31 • 2min
15
Do You Really Want to Center Your Business Around You?
47:20 • 4min
16
YU a Sring Budget, You Know?
51:42 • 2min
17
Is Your Restaurant Over Capitalized?
53:27 • 5min
18
The Scaries Part, Yn
58:54 • 4min
19
Are You Still Searching for That or Have You Found It?
01:02:38 • 2min
20
Do You Want to Be a Millionaire?
01:05:02 • 5min
21
Talk to the Manager - The Best Way to Improve Your Restaurant's Bottom Line
01:09:40 • 5min
22
Social Media - What Is Social Media?
01:14:13 • 4min
23
Four Walls Marketing Is the Way to Go
01:18:26 • 5min
24
The Benefits of Social Media
01:23:09 • 4min
25
How to Get Your Book Available?
01:26:46 • 2min
26
Restaurant and Stoppable - The Network
01:29:10 • 3min