(and why “under the table” is not a business plan) Let’s set the scene. John is a roofer. He owns John’s Roofing Co., has insurance, gave you a quote, told you what day he’d show up, and when the job was done, he sent an invoice. You paid it. BoomContinue Reading

When I was a kid, my dad had a serious fear of fire. And honestly, who can blame him? House fires are terrifying. They’re real. They happen. But my dad didn’t just worry—he engineered his way through it. He built much of our house out of concrete, from the wallsContinue Reading

With one in five adults starting new businesses, it’s no surprise that some ventures thrive while others struggle. Entrepreneurship is exciting—there’s freedom, creativity, and the chance to truly build something of your own. But when you leave traditional employment, you’re also waving goodbye to a few comforts that many ofContinue Reading