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The joy of every entrepreneur is in the harvesting. There’s no greater feeling that when your small business starts making a profit. When this happens, don’t get overconfident. Small business profits don’t necessarily mean you’re over the hump. It’s a good sign but not rock solid one.
Small business profits should be put aside for lean months and years. Spend it all right away and you’ll be sorry. Expand too fast and you might find yourself a statistic. Save your money. It is best to plan for a bad year for every five good years. That way, you’ll be ready when the going gets tough.
April 5, 2010