The Little Big Small Business Book

It was about small business. Learned about small having small business from someone that has experience in the small business area.

This book The Little Big Small Business Book was an interesting read. It covered many subjects in areas and chapters. These included: Accounting, Taxes, Finances, Marketing, Branding and more for the board areas which were than broken down farther into easier to learn little lessons, or chapters. These chapters covered the areas of different types of businesses, different type of accounting set up such as when to and how to deduct expenses, business dept., different types of business owners (which were mainly the penny pitcher and the over spender), reasons of increased audit risks, inventory, kept of employees, perception of the business and perception of the business owner and their relationship, the importance of networking the services which you provide verses what you advertise and promise.To me personally this book was a bit dry but it covered a lot of very important information which I found quite helpful. I was learning many things which I had absolutely no clue about before reading this book so it is most certainly a helpful book that will be sure to come in handy many times over.The main lessons that I took from this book that I thought the author bought out were to be careful, know what is going on with the finances of your business, and that it is easy to fall into one (or several) or many pitfalls. It is important to know when to handle something yourself, and how to, as well as it is important to know when to give someone else the reins for a while because one person cannot always do everything themselves and one person is not a professional with proper knowledge of every single little thing. It is smart and advised to meet with others who can help you with the areas that you are not an expert at – but “experts” are not always “experts” so prior and continued research is highly recommended because things are always changing and are always growing.Disclaimer: I was provided this eBook free of charge in exchange for my honest and unbiased written opinion of this book.

In reading his book I would have to say I was not bored at all and will honestly probably go back and read it again because the information in it is amazing. The advice is things that you may not have thought of and it gives you a chance to chew on it a little and then later ask the right questions. There are certain parts in the book that may not apply to you but I believe anyone that is not a CPA can probably gain some valuable information for this quick read. This book The Little Big Small Business Book was an interesting read. It covered many subjects in areas and chapters. These included: Accounting, Taxes, Finances, Marketing, Branding and more for the board areas which were than broken down farther into easier to learn little lessons, or chapters. These chapters covered the areas of different types of businesses, different type of accounting set up such as when to and how to deduct expenses, business dept., different types of business owners (which were mainly the penny pitcher and the over spender), reasons of increased audit risks, inventory, kept of employees, perception of the business and perception of the business owner and their relationship, the importance of networking the services which you provide verses what you advertise and promise. To me personally this book was a bit dry but it covered a lot of very important information which I found quite helpful. I was learning many things which I had absolutely no clue about before reading this book so it is most certainly a helpful book that will be sure to come in handy many times over. The main lessons that I took from this book that I thought the author bought out were to be careful, know what is going on with the finances of your business, and that it is easy to fall into one (or several) or many pitfalls. It is important to know when to handle something yourself, and how to, as well as it is important to know when to give someone else the reins for a while because one person cannot always do everything themselves and one person is not a professional with proper knowledge of every single little thing.I received this product at a discounted rate in exchange for my honest and unbiased review

Reality explained for tinny buisness in a funny way. I think the book is the perfect size, not to long not to short. thank you

WOW Amazing!There are money making (or saving) lessons which are really good to grow up Business.I really appreciate this.

Great honest and good read. Great advice and knowledge. Helpful for small business owners. Good practical fundamental information and easy to understand

Good one