The Wealthy Entrepreneur Blog
"Successful entrepreneurs are not satisfied with status quo. They are constantly looking for new opportunities to improve their current situation and increase their impact."Â
Robert Gauvreau
Imagine you’re a farmer and you’ve been tending to your crops all year. It’s harvest season and finally time to collect the spoils of your labor. Â
You start harvesting your crops only to find out t...
What’s your greatest strength as a CEO?Â
Sales?Â
Marketing?Â
Operations?Â
Whatever you do well, know that it might become your Achilles’ heel. As owners, we tend to invest in areas where we know ...
The Swiss are known to value their independence. They don’t use the Euro currency despite being sandwiched between France and Germany, and they never officially picked sides in the World Wars for fe...
How do you avoid not being disappointed with the money you make from the sale of  your company?Â
Perhaps you’ve heard that companies like yours trade using an industry rule of thumb or that companies...
The term “goodwill” is often thrown around in conversation as though it is a subjective description of how much your customers like your business. Â
In fact, when it comes to valuing your business, ...
Wind Mobile founder Anthony Lacavera has started 12 businesses, six of which he has exited. His exits have ranged in value from the $6 million he got for one of his recent start-ups to $1.3 billion w...
Repeat customers are the lifeblood of your business, but customers can be fickle. Here's how to make them sticky.Â
In a traditional business, the customer buys your product or service once, and it is...
It can be tempting to offer shares in your company to finance its growth. These days, there are plenty of investors chasing promising new companies and, in today’s tight labour market, employees are ...
Some owners focus on growing their profits, while others are obsessed with sales goals. Have you ever considered making it your primary goal to set up your business so that it can thrive and grow wit...
If you were to draw a picture that visually represents your role in your business, what would it look like? Are you at  the top of an organizational chart, or stuck in the middle of your business like...
