About this ebook
Running a business is hard and often comes with challenges you may have never suspected could even become problems. So how do you stay ahead of issues before they arise?
Whether you are just beginning your venture or you are a seasoned entrepreneur, The Ultimate Business Owner’s Manual has the tools you need to succeed in business. This book features fifty bite-sized, no-nonsense tips that are gleaned from business-owner veteran Terry Monroe’s forty-plus years of experience in starting, buying, and selling businesses and managing over a thousand employees. Covering the good, the bad, and the—occasional—ugly facets of doing business, this book will prevent you from being blindsided by and help you get ahead of problems before they occur.
Monroe’s candid advice and actionable steps will teach you how to save time, money, and grief. From just starting up to getting ready to sell, you will learn invaluable techniques to conquer every stage of your business journey, such as how to do the following:
• Create an effective business plan
• Price your products for maximum profits
• Establish optimal business partnerships
• And much more!
With The Ultimate Business Owner’s Manual, you will gain the confidence, preparedness, and motivation to take your business to the next level.
About the author
Terry Monroe is the founder and president of American Business Brokers & Advisors (ABBA) and is a four-time author. His most recent book is titled Hidden Wealth: The Secret to Getting Top Dollar for Your Business with Forbes Books. Monroe has owned and operated more than 40 different businesses, sold over 900 businesses, and worked with more than 1,000 buyers and business owners. As president of American Business Brokers & Advisors, which he founded in 1999, he serves as an advisor to business buyers and sellers throughout the nation. As an expert source, he has been written about and featured in the Wall Street Journal, Entrepreneur magazine, CNN Money, USA Today, CEOWORLD, and Forbes. Terry enjoys sharing his experiences both as a professional intermediary and as a business owner. The tips he shares in this book are based on his own “expensive experiences.” It is Terry’s hope that others will profit from his mistakes so they can avoid the costly dues of time, grief, and money that he paid along the way. To learn more about Terry, visit www.TerryMonroe.com.
