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Day: April 20, 2023

Business

Sugar Group Companies CEO Gunawan Jusuf Recently Discussed Zero-waste Sugar Production

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Image Commercially Licensed From: Unsplash Global sugar production and consumption is expected to increase in 2023 to around 2.5 million ...

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Leadership

Finance and Personal Growth Expert David El Dib Explains How to Make Connections with Wise People and Potential Mentors

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"I am a leadership enthusiast. I love a good talk with some wise person," David El Dib says. He notes ...

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Business

Are You Shingle? Because Rooftop Warriors Is The Partner You Need

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Whether it’s flat or pitched, standing seam or something in between, the Philadelphia roofing company is ready for a serious ...

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Wellness

How Kyle Coon’s Personal Hardship Inspired Him to Become an Endurance Athlete and Teach Others to Reach For Their Goals

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Paralympic Athlete Shares His Story of Determination, Grit, and Drive Picture this; you’re running a marathon, but you can’t see ...

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Business

Starting Your Own Business? Roy Gagaza Shares What You Need to Know About Income Planning

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Image Commercially Licensed From: Unsplash If you're starting your own business, you must develop a plan for your income, especially ...

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If you're starting your own business, you must develop a plan for your income, especially if you're not continuing to work for an employer while you get your business up and running. Here, Roy Gagaza shares what you need to know about personal income planning when starting as an entrepreneur. Set Up a Year One Plan It's important to be realistic about what you can expect to make from your business in the first year (and to keep in mind that many businesses lose money in the first year). Setting aside at least a year of living expenses can help you plan for the worst, according to Roy Y. Gagaza. After the first three months of your business, you can take stock of your income and adjust the plan as necessary. Arrange Financing--And Have a Backup Plan As a business owner, you know you have reliable financing--but it's important to have a backup plan. Don't forget that you'll need to save some extra money to keep things afloat if one of the parties financing your business has a change of heart. Putting some of your first-year income into an account for emergencies can help save your business if things take an unexpected turn. Work With a Financial Professional You know the ins and outs of your industry--but if you don't have a background in finance, it's a smart idea to chat with a financial professional before you start opening a business. From taxes to paying yourself to cover your insurance, your financial professional can work with you to ensure you've checked all the boxes when creating a solid income plan for the first year of your business. Diversify Your Income Streams Another essential aspect of income planning for entrepreneurs is diversifying your income streams. Roy Gagaza emphasizes the importance of not relying solely on one source of revenue. Explore various ways to generate income, such as offering multiple products or services, utilizing affiliate marketing, or even creating passive income streams like investments or rental properties. By diversifying your income sources, you can better safeguard your financial stability in case one area underperforms or experiences a downturn. Continually revisiting and adapting your income diversification strategy will help ensure that your business remains resilient in the face of economic fluctuations and other unforeseen challenges. Check In Regularly It can be easy to let the books slide when you're working on getting the word out about the goods and services you offer. Schedule a time to check in once a week and see your finances. While it's normal to have good and not-so-good weeks (especially when your business is just starting), you'll want to watch for overall trends. If necessary, revisit your income planning documents so that you can make adjustments that make sense with the fluctuation of your business.

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