April 13, 2025 - 14:33
42-year-old Vanessa Voss purchased a Cybertruck last year to help advertise her business. Now, she's receiving threats and is worried about the safety of her staff. The unique design of the Cybertruck was intended to draw attention and attract customers, but it has also led to unforeseen challenges.
After receiving alarming threats, Voss took action to ensure the safety of her employees. She invested over $400 in self-defense training for her staff, believing that empowering them with skills to handle potential confrontations is essential in today's unpredictable environment. Voss emphasized the importance of creating a safe workplace and fostering a sense of security among her team.
The decision to invest in self-defense training reflects a growing trend among small business owners who are prioritizing safety as they navigate the complexities of operating in a challenging landscape. Voss remains committed to her business's success while taking proactive steps to protect her staff.
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