How To Avoid Going Bust In Business

If you are the owner of a small to medium business you need to read this book. It might just save you from going broke. It will certainly be the best small investment you can make in creating a successful enterprise.

David Morris, the author, has made a lot of money, lost it, made it again and let a lot of it go in search of a better work/life balance.

Along the way he has faced financial ruin and learned how to overcome it.

He will give you one surefire way of avoiding a business train wreck by using a simple technique given to him by a man who sent hundred of companies to the wall.

You can use it, and the other tools in the book, to keep a weather eye on your finances and avoid a business failure that can destroy more than just your financial position. Families have broken up, homes lost, reputations shattered. Even lives ended.

The tragedy is that business owners often don’t see the disaster coming. It’s not until there’s a knock on the door- from a debt collector, a bailiff, or an angry creditor – that the awful truth dawns on them. At that point it is often all over, rover.

The appalling statistics are that one in ten businesses will not make it to the end of their first year. After five years fewer than a third of start-ups will still be going . . . and some of those shouldn’t be.

How To Avoid Going Bust In Business will help you chart a course through the sharks and shoals of business.