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THE WORLD IS SHRINKING AND THE LABOR FORCE IS GOING GLOBAL.
Layoffs. Mergers. Buyouts. Outsourcing. Shut-downs as businesses and factories move across the globe. This is a very real risk to salaried employment in the new millennium...
· Dream of launching your own profitable business but anxious about the statistics on small-business failure?
· Concerned that your lack of business experience will hobble your efforts?
· Not afraid to work, but not interested in 12+ hours a day for years?
· Think you're too honest for the "success-at-any-price" business world?
Enter The Entry-Level CEO, by Mark Ashe-author, business owner and quality-of-life evangelist. Ashe offers up a proven, step-by-step primer on building a profitable, income-producing business that puts control of your professional and personal life back in your hands. Not to mention providing you and your family with a level of freedom, flexibility and quality of life most can only dream of.
Ashe shows that successfully building a profitable business entails doing a few simple things over and over again, while avoiding common business-killing mistakes (surprisingly easy to do, in fact!). Along the way, you'll learn:
· How to develop the proper mindset to build a profitable business
· Strategies for increasing your income (even while working full-time)
· The 10 keys to running a smooth, nearly "frictionless" business
· Which experts to listen to (and pay), and which to ignore, and much more
Creating a reliable income stream of your own is more "doable" than you might have thought, and The Entry-Level CEO shows you how. Use its "honed-by-experience" wisdom and guidance to kick-start your dreams, while ensuring that your working life and personal life are both fulfilling and rewarding-on all levels!
About the author
Mark Ashe is in sixties and the owner of a successful home improvement business in Atlanta. He and his wife of thirty years, Tracy, have three grown daughters and live a full and satisfying life. They enjoy life on their 40-acre farm in the rolling hills of north Georgia, time their daughters, travel, and good food shared with friends. Mark went from being a policeman to a blue-collar contractor and was debt free and financially independent by his mid-forty's.
