RS012: Watch Your Assets!

May 04, 2015 00:48:23
RS012: Watch Your Assets!
Rogue Startups
RS012: Watch Your Assets!

May 04 2015 | 00:48:23

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Show Notes

This week Dave and I sit down for a chat about building the Assets and minimizing the Liabilities in your business.  As with regular business, in the bootstrapped entrepreneurial space Assets are things that give you either more time or more money.  Conversely, Liabilities are things that consume unproductive time in your day or cost money that does not contribute back to your business.

The key in optimizing your business is make strategic choices that will maximize your business assets and minimize your liabilities.

A good MicroConf talk on this was given by Ted Pitts on this and the subject that seems to be missing from the startup conversation:  Profit Margin.  In Ted’s talk he pointed out a few key points on the subject of assets and liabilities:

Here are a few key resources mentioned in the show today:

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