March 2010

Read Pat McNally's Column in Construction Today, Construction Coach: Cashing in

Partner in Charge of Corporate Finance, Pat McNally, advises business owners to view their business as a "storehouse of value" in the February 25, 2010 issue of Construction Today.

Do you think of your business only as the source of your paycheck and a piggy bank for personal expenses? If you want to retire as wealthy as possible, change your thinking. Your business is not just a source of cash; it is a storehouse of value. Instead of focusing on how much cash you can take out, focus on improving the value of your business. Not only will you increase the value of what is probably your most valuable asset, you might also find that your paychecks get bigger in the process!

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