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THINK BIGGER - How I Grew my Accounting Business to a Point I was able to Sell ONE DIVISION for Over ONE MILLION DOLLARS! - cover

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THINK BIGGER - How I Grew my Accounting Business to a Point I was able to Sell ONE DIVISION for Over ONE MILLION DOLLARS!

Dan Steiner

Publisher: Steiner Books

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"ONE MILLION DOLLARS" is a milestone we all would love to achieve. Dan Steiner,  founder and President of Steiner Business Solutions, has achieved this and more by selling off just one division of his accounting business, and now reveals how you too can achieve this. This easy-to-read yet brilliant, insightful book lays out how to grow and potentially sell all or a portion of your business for A LOT of money. With anecdotes and maxims learned along the way, the author shares his own successes, mistakes, best practices, and systems to put you on a wildly successful path, placing a "liquidity event" in your own future, with an intelligent exit strategy. Whether you're looking to fix a business, to grow, or to retire, Think BIGGER has answers you simply cannot do without. Buy, read, and share this book today!
Available since: 10/07/2020.

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