So you want to start a Business by Edward D. Hess and Charles F. Goetz

This book is a practical guide to the things you should consider before starting a business. I can all but guarantee that there would be far less people starting businesses and far less business failures if every new business owner read this in advance.

The book is an easy read for the parts that you are not familiar with. If you already understand basic balance sheets and cash flow and operating costs and expenses, parts of the book are a bit monotones. If you do not understand them, it can be a bit overwhelming, but these are things that need to be considered.

The authors made it very easy to review this book by laying out business rules and lessons learned. Each business rule and lesson is laid out in detail at the end of each chapter and all of the lessons and rules are in an easily referenced section at the end of the book.

Will you read this book again? Yes

Would you suggest this book be added to a personal library or leave it at the public library? Personal. This is a good reference book for any time a new business opportunity that you may need to review and the rules and lessons are easily accessible at the end of the book.

Reviewed By Mike W - Twin Cities, MN