Bücher von Ruth King

A sequel to The Courage to Profitable and Profit or Wealth?, Ruth King's 101 Dumb Financial Mistakes and How to Avoid Them reveals the financial mistakes that business owners make-and how to avoid them.

Profit or Wealth? gives readers the easy ways to avoid business failure.

Bobbie is a little boy who isn't very appreciative for the good things he has. One day, a special superhero named Gilly comes to visit. Gilly has a unique superpower to teach kids of all ages the importance of practicing gratitude and being thankful for everyone and everything. Throughout the day, Gilly teaches Bobbie how to be thankful for all the blessings he has in his life, no matter how basic. From the food he eats, to the school he attends and for his family and home, Bobbie learns to feel gratitude for it all. This rhyming, vibrant picture book for children follows Gilly as he teaches the art of gratefulness.

In THE UGLY TRUTH ABOUT CASH Ruth King reveals many of the ways thieves steal from hard working entrepreneurs. This book gives business owners what to look out for, and the procedures to implement that will protect their hard earned cash and assets. Through stories and lessons learned from entrepreneurs who have been there, you'll discover how to handle such situations as: My bookkeeper was going through a nasty divorce; Don't give out bonus checks; I almost hired a CFO; My bookkeeper was making fake deposits in QuickBooks; I paid $3,718 for employees to eat at their desks. Profitability Master Ruth King is a seasoned entrepreneur who has owned 8 businesses in the past 36 years. One of her passions is "turning on the financial light bulb" for business owners through consulting, speeches, workshops, on-line courses, and writing books and articles.

Entrepreneurs have the courage to start or buy a business. Yet the Small Business Administration estimates that only 47 percent of small business owners make it to their sixth year in business. One major reason is financial. The Courage to Be Profitable solves this financial dilemma. To reach the sixth year and beyond, owners must have the courage to grow profitably and survive. Survival takes understanding the financial part of their business including cash flow and what profit really is. Then it takes implementing a monthly financial review, usually thirty minutes or less, and taking action based on what the review tells them. The Courage to Be Profitable gives readers this step-by-step survival and growth process.