It had been another long week for Mike.

As he drove home that Friday night, he reflected on why his business had not performed as he had expected.

He remembered how exciting the idea was to have his own business.

He would be his own boss and have the freedom he’d always longed for.

Even if he made half the sales he thought were possible, he would be so far ahead financially; there hardly seemed any risk at all, and with all the profits he would make, he would be far better off financially

But things had not gone quite the way he’d thought they would. Every month there seemed to be more money going out than coming in.

It wasn’t just the wages bill, but also the fact that he had to buy stock to sell next month and pay rent and outgoings.

He dreaded each quarter when his accountant would tell him the amounts to pay his quarterly tax payments; and at the end of the day, even though he owned the business, he seemed to always be the last person to get paid.

Mike was in bad need of a turnaround. In fact he needed badly to do the 30 Day Business Turnaround.