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Book suggestions for someone looking to leave corporate America and start their own accounting/advisory practice? (alien.top)

submitted 10 months ago by SyngetheRedDragon@alien.top to c/entrepreneur@indiehackers.space

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I just finished reading John Cersani's 2000 Percent Raise and found it to be a greatly written book and something I needed to read and hear.

I've been working in the accounting and finance industry for 10 years now and had thoughts about going out on my own and felt now is the time.

2000 Percent Raise did a great job of relating to me and how to exit the corporate life and focus on entrepreneurship.

Looking for other book suggestions that would help me get ready for that leap and maybe something that explains further some of the nuances and challenges of early solo entrepreneurship.

Appreciate any suggestions!!

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[–] FranVue@alien.top 1 points 10 months ago

Franchise Consultant Here! There are several books that are out there on this subject. Have you done any research on a accounting/advisory franchise?

You'll benefit from:

Established Brand Recognition
Proven Business Model
Training and Support
Easier Access to Financing
Greater Purchasing Power
Network and Community
Marketing Assistance
Reduced Risk of Failure
Higher Resale Value

These are just some of the benefits of owning a franchise. I have a few accounting/advisory franchise brands in my portfolio. I'd be happy to get you some additional info on them. Feel free to PM me.

Also checkout r/franchiseentrepreneur for franchise education and discussion.