This week, I’m sharing lessons that I’ve learned during my five years as a small business owner. On Tuesday, we discussed Productivity Lessons. Yesterday, we talked about People Lessons. Today, we are going to break down Profit Lessons I’ve learned. These are the lessons I’ve learned about business finances.
1 – Find a System that Works...
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Profit Lessons I've Learned…
The Side Business – If You Have a Job, But Want To Do Your Biz
We have all been there! (Well, most of us have.) We have all had a day job and wanted to start our business. We have all tried to figure out how we would make that happen. We have all tried to balance the job and the start of the business (whether it was “on the...
Protect Yourself: Working with a Financial Professional
You are a professional and expect engaged couples to hire professionals. Why wouldn’t you do the same for your personal finances? This goes along with the idea that you would never operate on yourself because you are not trained to practice medicine. Why would you try to manage your personal finances if you haven’t had...
Protect Yourself: Insurance for the Small Business
There are a number of crazy things that can happen to you and your business. We could play the “what if” game for hours but the bottom line is that you need to be properly insured to make certain that no one sues your pants off and to protect yourself from a catastrophic event. This...
Protecting Yourself: The Retirement Plan
This week, we are discussing how to better safeguard your personal finances. Yesterday, we discussed the importance of creating an emergency savings plan. Today, we’ll uncover retirement options for the small business owner.
Stacy Willoughby, Financial Advisor for Waddell & Reed says “It’s easy when you are working for a large company to contribute to a...