Opinion: Surviving another round of pandemic-related restrictions
Taylor Berger and his service industry crew stand in front of the old Skateland building before moving in on May 8, 2020. (Ziggy Mack/Special to The Daily Memphian file)
Taylor Berger
Taylor Berger is the founder of Two Broke Bartenders and several Memphis restaurants, as well as an affiliate commercial real estate broker with Trotz Real Estate Services.
Taylor Berger: “Time spent fighting change, whether out of fear or resentment, is time wasted. Acceptance of the new normal is the key to growth, which sometimes even leads to gratitude.”
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