I Want to Quit, But I Can’t If your business isn’t making enough money for you to retire, who would want to buy it? Monroe Porter July 12, 2013 No Comments This article is dedicated to all the businesses owners who are bored with their jobs, would like to retire and don’t really enjoy the business anymore.Read More
Why Contractors Don’t Know Their Numbers Measuring Up Monroe Porter June 4, 2013 No Comments The vast majority of problems contractors have are related to poor financial information.Read More
Business Owners in Denial Monroe Porter May 13, 2013 No Comments Make a good business, not excuses.Read More
Protecting the Innocent: When Good Employees Go Bad Monroe Porter April 11, 2013 No Comments Bosses can't be too sweet when things go sour. Read More
Six Symptoms of a Declining Business Monroe Porter March 6, 2013 No Comments For years I have talked about the four stages of business organizations: wonder, blunder, thunder and plunder.Read More
Tips for Dealing With Difficult People Monroe Porter February 11, 2013 No Comments Successful contracting is more about dealing with people than it is about using the tools. Read More
Why Our Customers Are Profitable Monroe Porter January 8, 2013 No Comments Twenty years ago, I took some painting contractors we worked with and did group consulting with them. Read More
Fourteen Useful Business Tips Monroe Porter December 5, 2012 No Comments Ideas are the lifeblood of progressive companies. Read More
Avoiding Financial Surprises Monroe Porter November 1, 2012 No Comments Contractors are notorious for poor paperwork and not taking an interest in accounting. Read More
Dealing With a Family Succession Plan Monroe Porter October 3, 2012 No Comments Runninga small business is stressful. Read More