Own a Machine. Not a Job.
In this free training, you’ll learn:
- Why most businesses fail.
- The difference between a business that's a machine vs a business that's a job that you happen to own.
- The three sources of money for every business.
- How to get back control (of time and money) from your business.
- Why most business owners make less than $100k in income.
- The 16 drivers that drive revenue, profit and cash flow in every business (that you need to watch like a hawk).
About the Training
The Three Traps
There are three traps that most business owners find themselves in:
- Trap #1: You're working too hard and making little money.
- Trap #2: You're stuck in a Catch-22. You want to grow your business, but you need cash to do so. However, you can't get more cash without growing your business.
- Trap #3: You are the business. If you take two weeks off, a week off, or even a day off, your business doesn't run as smoothly.
How to Escape
Business owners can escape the business owners’ trap by growing a money-making machine. This means that your business is:
- Becoming more profitable each year.
- It’s producing consistent cash flow on a regular basis.
- It’s owner is working on the business instead of in the business.
To have a successful business (however you define success), you need one thing: a business that’s a money-making machine.To be able to sell your business one day for top dollar, you need one thing: a business that’s a money-making machine.
To be able to take home more money and have more control over your time, you need one thing: a business that’s a money-making machine.
Go From Owning a Stressful Job to Owning a Successful Business
Think of your business as a machine. And, your machine has one job: to make money. Businesses that are great at making money can:
- Re-invest back into their business (e.g., hire more people, do more marketing).
- Expand their business.
- Allow you to be a true CEO instead of owning a stressful job.
- Allow you to take out more cash from your business each month.
However, businesses that are not great at making money:
- Eventually go out of business.
- Constantly struggle to grow.
- Constantly struggle to grow.
- Have an owner who is consistently stressed out, overworked and underpaid.
Sadly, most businesses are not great at making money which is why 50% of all businesses never make it to their fifth birthday. So I want to teach you how to stay in business longer and have a successful business.
