Is Your Break-Even Broken?

Is Your Break-Even Broken?

Is Profit More Important Than Cash-Flow?

Do you really understand your business economics?

Break-Even Analysis is a tool to manage costs and a method to analyze your cost decisions.

Using it, you can answer questions such as:

• What additional sales will I need to cover the rent increase my landlord is proposing?
• If I raise prices, how much can my sales drop before my profits are affected?
• If sales drop (in a recession, for example), how much do I need to cut fixed costs to maintain my current level of profit?
• If I cut my price, what additional sales will I have to make in order to maintain my current profit level?

The knowledge you will gain from this workshop can help you increase your life-time income by hundreds of thousands, or even millions of dollars. $,$$$,$$$

This 2-hour workshop (11AM-2PM with a lunch break) and application of the techniques demonstrated will enable you to instantly increase your daily profits.

This is a FREE event (Regularly $97) for Bizniks one time only.

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  Posted by Joshua Huisenga, Seattle, Washington | Nov 10, 2008

  I'm looking forward to this, Howard. Should I prepare anything in advance, or just come ready to learn?
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  Posted by Howard Howell, Seattle, Washington | Nov 10, 2008

  Joshua and others attending... Thank you for the question. You can bring (in your mind or on paper) a list of your monthly business fixed costs. Then, when I ask the question during the class, you will not have to think as much.

  Looking forward to seeing you there. ...Howard

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  Posted by Edie Pierson, Snohomish, Washington | Nov 12, 2008

  I need this!
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  Posted by Chris Maxfield, Kirkland, Washington | Nov 12, 2008

  Howard - Nice to meet you this evening at J.R.'s and my Happy Hour; and thanks for the head's up on your Friday event! Looking forward to it!

  Chris
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  Posted by Chris Maxfield, Kirkland, Washington | Nov 13, 2008

  Had to cancel Howard - car's in the shop today and I have clients I need to see Friday that I should be at right now! See you at another event!
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  Posted by Edie Pierson, Snohomish, Washington | Nov 13, 2008

  I had another situation come up that I need to attend to on Friday. I will catch the next one!
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  Posted by Amy Woidtke (woid-key), Greater Seattle, Washington | Nov 13, 2008

  Have been getting busier now so learning about new ways of time management and realizing I hadn't left enough time for my clients. Minor details right?

  Alas, I will not be in attendance after all. Bummer!

  Have fun!

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  Posted by Judy Tallant, Snohomish, Washington | Nov 14, 2008

  Two important customers called last minute - so sorry to miss. I hope you repeat this.