Whether a small business owner or independent contractor works for

1 year or 10, the statistics make it clear that most never achieve the

financial success they work so hard to achieve. That’s revolting!

 

According to the United States Census Bureau, three quarters of all small businesses are non-employee businesses (self employed or sole proprietorships) but they only account for 3% of sales.  Think about that.  75% of all businesses are non-employee businesses.  How many ideas, products, services, dollars and dreams are lost because there is nobody to step in and provide the strategic support these men and women need?

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We believe our most crucial strategic work is to strengthen the fabric of our free enterprise system, which is driven by the small business owner and independent contractor! We are a building a new generation of strong, prosperous, personally balanced and mutually supportive self-employed and small business owners. But we have to start with facts.

 

What phase is your business in today?

 

We can simplify self employed and small businesses into 5 basic phases – idea, startup, growth, stability and exit.  Unfortunately, most entrepreneurs barely plan for the first two.  Many falter in the growth phase and never reach stability. While they dream about becoming very successful, most don’t have a true exit strategy or plan to sell the business or client base.  This is sad because the legacy most business owners want to leave ends up being a nightmare instead of a dream.

 

An ideal (typical) view of the five business phases