So you want to start your own business?Well, it can be the most rewarding thing you’ve ever done or it can drain the life right out of you.So, what does it take to find the proper balance between chief cook, bottle washer and faithful family man (or woman)?You might know carpentry or auto mechanic ins and outs but the task of running the business may be a foreign prospect.Today, Rob and Steve talk about running the business-end of an entrepreneurial endeavor.
Ink Magazine recently enumerated some top regrets entrepreneurs have when starting their own business.Here are some points on how to avoid those pitfalls:
Make sure to spend more time with family and friends.
Make sure you continue to pay attention to your health.
Don’t lose focus; remain true to values.
Don’t hold on to your failures.
Don’t try to do everything.Get team members around you and delegate responsibilities to them.
Next, Rob and Steve answer questions at (800) 525-7000 [email protected] the following:
John from Lancaster Pennsylvania calls to ask how to be good stewards of the proceeds from the sale of a home.
Mary calls from Illinois wondering about the proper way to repay debtors years after filing bankruptcy.
Another caller from Illinois, Jerry calls to ask what documents he should have a brother sign and if he should loan his brother money.
Rob and Steve mention some Bible passages and websites in today’s show.Here they are for your reference:
https://bankrate.com
https://repaydebt.org
Psalm 37:21 - The wicked borrow and do not repay, but the righteous give generously.
What does the Bible say about your career, or investing or managing your money at home.Turns out, it says a lot.God is infinite but your paycheck isn’t.Why not start to understand the Bible’s direction when it comes to your spending, saving, giving, investing and getting out of debt?Howard Dayton’s book Your Money Counts will provide you with biblical truthabout all these topics.Find this and other resources when you click the Store button athttps://moneywise.org.
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