some of the ways in which a failing business can fix its logic: by;
1. re-identifying the real problem and not it symptoms:
most businesses treat the symptoms such as low sales, high cost and cash flow issues instead of identifying the real problems, this is by asking questions like, "who is the customer really?' "what problem are we solving that they actually care about?" and " why should they choose us over alternatives?"

2. checking the value vs the price equation:
most business fails when, either the perceived value is lower tan the price or the costs are higher than what most customers are willing to pay. and some of the fixes might be, increasing the perceived value, changing the pricing models and cutting activities that dont directly create the customer value

3. fixing the decision making and not just the strategy:
if the decisions are based on emotions or ego then the strategy will not work but if it is based on data, customer feedback and fast testing adjustment.

4. aligning people with the new logic because even if the plan is perfect, it might fail if, the staff does not understand it or if the leadership sends mixed signals. everyone must understand how the business makes money and their role in protecting it.

5. by simplifying the business model:
the business might fall if it offers too many products, targets everyone or runs a bloated operation, therefore, simplifying it by offering fewer offers, having a clear customer or tight execution makes it better

trust is an essential thing in any relationship, however, giving someone your complete trust in everything is not always that healthy or realistic, i mean we are all humans. therefore, trust should be built gradually, and it is based on consistency, integrity and time. having boundaries does not mean that there is a lack of trust but it shows one's self awareness and their emotional maturity. trust allows space for both of you two and personal responsibility.