Make no mistake about it -- the Coronavirus is real, and it’s affecting a lot of lives and the economy.
Three weeks ago, we saw the WORST drop in the Dow Jones Industrial Average since 1987! That’s 2,350 points - and a massive 10% downturn (and it’s getting worse since then!). Right now, people are scared. Between fear for our lives and the fear for the health and survival of our businesses, the urgency for the small business owner to get help is greater than it’s been in a long time. For many of the 30 million+ business owners in the US and the millions more around the world, this is a horrifying and all-too-vulnerable time. They don’t know how to navigate the economic threats. They don’t know when it’s going to end. And, they don’t know if their business will make it through.
So, what the heck does all this have to do with your accounting practice?
It’s simple, they need you to step up. Period.
Business owners need you now more than they ever have. And they don’t need you to help with their tax returns. That’s not going to save anybody during these dire times. They need you to step up and guide them, because as terribly serious as this virus is, some will be devastated by it while others will choose to step through their own fear and provide guidance.
If you want to help, then do what you do best -- guide business owners into making more intelligent business decisions and navigate these turbulent times. You’ve been doing this for most of your career, but these times require nuances like never before.
In this webinar, Matt Solomon, CEO of the Center for Enlightened Business, will show you what those nuances are and how you can not only help, but thrive together, during these unprecedented times.
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The Center for Enlightened Business
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Matt’s deep understanding of human behavior and performance brings a unique and fresh approach to the accounting world. Having grown up watching his father, Rick Solomon, CPA, train thousands of CPAs all over the world, Matt gained a unique perspective on what the most successful accountants were doing that others simply were not. By studying their success and failure, Matt was able to add an additional $1,000,000 of revenue to the Center for Enlightened Business within 1 year of learning and applying the very same principles he shares with clients.