The traditional office lease is broken. Not just a little broken, but spectacularly, expensively, soul-crushingly broken for small businesses trying to make their mark in Glasgow. Here's what happens. You find a space. You sign a five-year lease. You pay six months upfront. You buy furniture. You install internet. You paint walls. You celebrate. Then three months later, you realise you need more space. Or less space. Or different space. Or you can't afford the space anymore. The game was...

The game has changed. While corporate giants stumble over their own bureaucracy, small businesses are dancing circles around them. They're nimble, they're hungry, and they're winning in ways that would make David proud. But here's the thing about winning, it's not about having the biggest office or the fanciest address. It's about making smart choices that compound over time. And one of the smartest choices you can make is where you set up shop. The Myth of the Corner Office We've been sold a...

The Old Rules Don't Apply Anymore Remember when having an office meant signing a five year lease, buying furniture you couldn't afford, and pretending you needed all that space? Those days are gone. The small business landscape has shifted, and the smart money is on flexibility, not permanence. In Glasgow, something interesting is happening. While the big corporations cling to their glass towers and corner offices, small businesses are discovering that affordable office space doesn't have to...