The Wall Street Journal. Complete Small Business Guidebook

  • ISBN13: 9780307408938
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  • Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark.

Product DescriptionBecause starting a small business is not only a huge financial risk but also a complete lifestyle change, anyone who wants to be his or her own boss needs to approach entrepreneurship thoughtfully and with careful planning. That’s why there is no better resource than The Wall Street Journal Complete Small Business Guidebook, a practical guide for turning your entrepreneurial dreams into a successful company, from America’s most trusted source of financial advice. It answers would-be business owners’ biggest question—how do I fund my venture?—then explains the mechanics of building, running and growing a profitable business. You’ll learn:• How to write a winning business plan • Secrets to finding extra money during the lean years and beyond • Ways to keep your stress in check while maintaining a work/life balance• How to manage your time, including taking vacations and dealing    with sick days• Strategies for keeping your business running smoothly—from investing    in technology to hiring the right people•  Marketing and management basics• When angel investors or venture capital might be an appropriate way    to grow• How to execute your exit strategyRunning the show may not always be easy, but the rewards can be tremendous. You may be on the job 24/7, but you have the freedom to call the shots, to hire whomever you want, to work when you want and to take your business as far as you want to go.

The Wall Street Journal. Complete Small Business Guidebook

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3 Responses to “The Wall Street Journal. Complete Small Business Guidebook”

  1. E. McNulty Says:

    This book was great for high level overviews of many appropriate topics. Provides enough background to help determine if further research is needed.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  2. Christopher Says:

    This is an extremely well-written and interesting account of how to start and then maintain a small business. Would readily and wholeheartedly suggest to friends and colleagues.
    Rating: 5 / 5

  3. Steven Cubbage Says:

    This book covers the basics of running a small business better than any I’ve seen or read. It simply cuts to the chase and identifies resources that can actually help instead of filling pages with philosophy!

    I would definitely recommend this book to anyone starting out or even seasoned small business professionals.
    Rating: 5 / 5

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