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Add Value To Your Business

Published: 01/10/2008

The E-Myth Insider

10 January 2008 Brought to you by E-Myth Worldwide

Dear E-Myth Reader,

Strategically speaking, doing the right things will add value to your business' bottom line. Focus on fundamentals and your business will be more valuable and more resilient in challenging economic conditions. We invite you to read the article Add Value To Your Business.


Owner's Roles

A small business owner is an investor and a CEO. Potential conflicts of interest exists between these two roles, one wanting a return on investment, and the other with a fiduciary responsibility to grow the business. The investor may be impatient to pull money from the business, while the CEO needs capital to develop infrastructure. Recognize that these roles have the same long-term objectives, and make strategic decisions that account for both perspectives.


Maximize Your Business' Value

E-Myth advocates documenting systems as one mechanism that will surely add value to your business. We also recommend setting the long-term goal of increasing your business' bottom-line value. Higher valuation is dependent upon sustainable profitability, and is well-served by strategic thinking.

Mechanisms that add value to your business include

Optimize The Owner's Investments
Optimize Revenues
Acquire Appropriate Debt
Systemize Your Operations
Minimize Expenses
Minimize Taxes
Expect The Unexpected

Learn more in the article Add Value To Your Business.


On The Website

The winner of the 2008 E-Myth Entrepreneur of the Year award, given by the National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship (NACCE), has been selected. See the news at the E-Myth website.

We're offering 50% off a 2-day Leadership Intensive Retreat for those enrolling by 31 January 2008. This is a savings of $747.50 and available seats will fill quickly. See the Special Offers page for more detail.

In January 2008 we're hosting Virtual Training Seminars; Key Frustrations Process on January 17, and Systems Evaluation on January 23. See the Virtual Training Seminars calendar for details.

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Yours Truly,
The E-Myth Team

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