Small Business Notes

At the end of an Origami on-boarding session, two entrepreneurs who had recently incorporated their service business asked if I had any advice.

Entrepreneurs can choose what they do: a blessing and a curse. They can make plans one day, make new plans the next.

If one of these factors applies, give some thought to closing down. With two, those thoughts turn serious.

Instead of trying to represent both sides of the argument, I recruited one of Origami’s CPAs and co-founders, Kris, to debate the question with me.

I didn’t find the service that fixed my problem on Google. I don’t think they have a website or social media accounts. And yet, they have a business that any homeowner would be glad to find.

For small business owners, the need to balance consistent, traditional retirement investment with enhancing the earning power of their business is exactly the dilemma.

You started a small business so you and your family could be financially better off. If you're already there, congratulations! If you're not, Origami can help you get there.

Your small business is your number one investment in time and money. The big question: Is the investment paying off? Yes, no, or who knows, you always want to do better.