IF YOU’RE RUNNING a business, you know that advice can be plentiful and well-meaning. Unfortunately, it can often be off track — or downright faulty. 
THOMAS EDISON ONCE SAID, “Good fortune is what happens when opportunity meets planning.”
YOU RUN A SMALL BUSINESS.
You open your storefront one day to find a nondescript man waiting. He asks your name and hands you an envelope. 
FOR AS LONG AS I CAN REMEMBER,
I’ve been fascinated with the inner workings of businesses and how they can be made more efficient. 
“Put some thought in. Don’t do anything in a rush. Once you start taking your loans and you are in the business it is tough to unwind it. You are all in. You have financial obligations you have to fulfill. When you have employees and you are running a business you don’t have the luxury of giving your two week’s notice.
Upsize November 2006
“Understand the business you’re in and sell it to prospective employees the way you sell it to prospects. Make sure they really understand your expectations of them.
Upsize, December 2006
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