International trade provides growth opportunities for businesses across the country and supports more than 41 million American jobs, according to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. However, only one out of every 100 of America's small businesses exports. Despite this uncertainty, international markets can offer growth and stability for small businesses. The author suggests diversification and risk mitigation, which can help spread risk and build resilience over time. Additionally, currency advantages can help U.K. goods become more price competitive abroad, increasing their appeal and affordability abroad. Despite recent retaliatory tariffs, the United States continues to maintain trade agreements that lower barriers to entry. The article also mentions the availability of resources available to help small businesses succeed abroad.