Owning and running a business can be incredibly stressful. So we have decided to do something about it by producing a book called “Stress proof your business and your life”.
You can find it on Amazon at £12.99 – but you are welcome to a copy with our compliments.
But please don’t be put off by its title, since it is categorically not only for people who are stressed. In fact, one of the key benefits from reading it is that you’ll get dozens of excellent ideas for putting a great deal of extra cash into your business and personal bank accounts.
There are four parts to the book.
Part 1, Stress proofing the business stuff, looks at what people can do to reduce and prevent the stress caused by their business and its financial situation. And it provides simple yet effective solutions to common challenges such as:
- Not making enough profit
- Running out of cash and other similar cashflow problems
- Being forced to work more than you want to
- Having too many things on your to-do list
- Too much depending on you, and too many things that can only be done by you
- Not getting the right life-work balance
- Not having the information you need to make sensible decisions
- Losing too much of what you earn to the taxman
- Other people, especially customers and your employees, behaving unreasonably or unfairly
Part 2, Stress proofing the money stuff, looks at what people can do to reduce and prevent the stress caused by their personal financial situation.
In these first two parts much of the emphasis is on strengthening the financial and business fundamentals – since they are so often the primary sources of stress and anxiety for business leaders. But strengthening them is also extremely worthwhile for people who aren’t suffering from stress.
Part 3, Stress proofing the personal stuff, broadens the discussion by explaining how to reduce and prevent the stress caused by the other things going on in people’s lives.
Finally, Part 4 brings it all together into a practical action plan.
How to get your FREE copy
So, would you like a copy? We would be happy to send readers of the blog a complimentary copy….all you need to do is drop us an e mail or call the office on 01422 365981 and we’ll get one sent straight to you.
Your breakeven point is that point in time when your income equals your expenses. Once you get past that point and your income exceeds your expenses, then you are making a profit. If your expenses exceed your income, then you are making a loss.
