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Title: Building Your Business / Building Your Wealth
Written By: Aaron Turpen
Web Site: http://www.AaronzWebWorkz.com
© 2005 Aaron Turpen
I'm going to let you in on a little secret: building your business is all about building wealth. After all, a successful business is one that makes money. If a business fails to make money, that business falls into bankruptcy.
The hardest part of any new business is keeping wealth intact while building and growing the business itself. Often, businesses fall into debt, negative income scenarios, and worse when they fail to recognize that the core aspect of wealth-building is to acquire wealth (not to spend it).
A businesses' wealth is measured in assets: liquid, hard, and intangible. Liquid assets are, literally, assets that can be sold (liquidated) immediately, such as cash, bonds, etc. Hard or material assets are assets which can be liquidated, but will take time to do so, such as property, equipment, and inventory. Intangible assets are rarely included in a businesses' bottom line because they are so hard to measure. Intangibles include employee knowledge bases, unpatented designs, and other items that can't be quickly measured.
It all comes down to money. Growing businesses require investment. Failure to invest means failure to grow. To invest, you need assets. You need wealth or the means to tangibly create wealth (hard assets) in order to invest in growth. Your intangible assets are what you utilize to make the liquid and hard assets work for you towards growth. After all, tools without minds are merely shaped hunks of metal.
So utilize your intangible assets (your brain and the brains of your employees) and make your tangible assets (money and material) create wealth. Continue to re-invest your new wealth into more assets and you'll continue to create more wealth. It's really that simple.
About the Author
Aaron Turpen is the proprietor of Aaronz WebWorkz and the author of several informative e-books, including "The Layman's Handbook To Doing Business Online." His books and free, weekly newsletter are available from his website: http://www.AaronzWebWorkz.com
The author has given full permission to publish today's article either electronically or in print, free of charge, in its entirety, as long as the article content remains unchanged as is published here today, and that the authors copyright with resource box are included.
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