THIS BOOK IS FOR YOU IF:
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You own a business
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You want to understand your numbers
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You want to have entrepreneurial freedom
WHAT WILL YOU TAKE AWAY FROM START WITH PROFIT?
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Get clarity on where you are taking your business
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By making profit a priority YOU get paid more
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Understand how cash flows in and out of your business
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How systems can save you time and money
"This book was well written and easy to follow. The steps given make it easy to see where the weak spots were in your business and gives suggestion, by example, of how to start working on your problem areas to make them successful."
- Kerry A.
About the Author:
Pam Jordan is a Business Strategist with over 20 years of corporate experience. Pam has seen rapidly growing businesses starve from lack of cash flow, incredibly promising businesses fail to scale, and decades-old organizations have no choice but to file for bankruptcy. It’s all because talented professionals — from founders to C-suite executives — would not, or could not, listen to what their numbers were telling them.
If you’re a business owner, visionary, or entrepreneur looking to grow your business, you already know that you need good numbers. The truth is, whether you can understand your numbers or not, the business community around you can. Just ask the bank or the investors that you’ve been courting. They can tell you what your numbers are saying, and they are listening. It will affect their willingness to give you the cash you need.
Pam wants to provide you the chance to prevent business-killing events before they happen. I want to help you build a business that meets your goals — not just for the quarter, but for your lifetime and beyond.
"This is a fantastic read - explaining step by step how to excel your business. This is written with real world experience, heart, and a personal narrative to help any business owner make the most of what they are trying to achieve."
- Mary T.
You’re set up for profitability, and your company is growing — fast.
It’s tough to focus on the books when you’re drowning in orders, increasing your customer base, keeping up with customer service, and developing your company culture.
