Welcome Small Business Owners

There’s nothing like getting to your business early in the morning just after the sun comes up and long before any of your people or your customers or your vendors have arrived.

Unlocking the door. Turning on the lights, the air conditioning. Checking that everything’s in place. That the clean up was done correctly the night before.

No, there’s nothing like being alone in your business before the day begins in earnest. Walking the floors, touching this and that, feeling the quiet, (the empty chairs, the empty desks, and the unattended equipment). Before all the noise, all the excitement, all the confusion begins. Before the day brings on the unexpected, as well as the routine. Before you’re confronted with the 1,001 things demanding a decision, things you would have thought you had made decisions about many times before. And you probably have, but who’s got the time to look?

There’s nothing like being alone in your business early in the morning before the day’s begun.

Unless, of course, that’s all there is. Just you and your business.

Those desks you touched, well, they're yours and yours alone.

The equipment which stands idle is waiting for the touch of your hand, no one else’s.

The customers who will be coming in the door soon, are going to be asking for you, and only you, because you’re all there is.

Your vendors, and your banker, your janitor, your spouse and your kids, your friends and your associates, all — every single one of them — are going to be calling you, and only you, because you are the only one to call.

Yes, that’s what it’s like in a small, just-beginning business. Or in a business that’s been around for quite some time, in which the owner, the founder, the chief executive officer, the self-employed (or whatever else you want to call yourself) is also the sales manager, the secretary, the shipping clerk, the computer programmer, the technical support person, the graphic designer, the carpenter, the bookkeeper, the troubleshooter, the engineer, the architect, the client service representative, the receptionist and everything else that has to be done — and yes, even more.

The question to ask yourself is: have you created a job or a business?

Are you having the same conversations and confronting the same frustrations day after day?

At E-Myth, we know what it takes to create a business success. You won’t get there by working at every job that needs to be done. You will get there by building systems to ensure your business prospers — with or without you.

We will share with you a proven perspective and business model that will lead you out of the chaos and into a sustainable, organized, systems-dependent (not people-dependent) business. We will help you lead from the entrepreneurial perspective to engage in the strategic work that is fundamental to your success and to build the vision and strategy to transform your business out of its chaotic state.

It’s time for a new day.

It’s time for a new way of doing business.

Are you ready to change your business and your life? Let's get started!