Are you, an entrepreneur, also so resilient? Can you counterbalance difficult situations and unpleasant circumstances? And do you call in auxiliary troops in time? If you answer all questions with 'yes' I would like to hear how you do that because I learn from that.
We don't have to explain to anyone how important it is to exercise. Fortunately, entrepreneurs also see that. As many as 85% of entrepreneurs play sports and see the benefits of this, according to an ING survey. And that is not surprising, because entrepreneurs who make time to move around also feel better.
If you do business, you probably have questions such as: what is the right next step? How do I get new customers? How can I improve my business? Or do you ever have financial worries?
'Starting entrepreneurs are more than welcome in every municipality. It is good for the local economy and that is why the municipality is investing heavily. For example, there are all kinds of start-up facilities, such as information meetings, start-up counseling, free housing in multi-tenant buildings up to starting from a benefit.
'I had problems with the landlord and the Tax and Customs Administration due to delays. Insight into my company, that's what it lacked '' In 2016 I was not in a good financial position with my transport company. I had problems with my landlord and the Tax and Customs Administration made things very difficult due to an overdue turnover tax debt.
Entrepreneurs are the engine of our economy and ensure growing employment in the Netherlands. What touches me are the entrepreneurs who, with a fundamentally healthy company, go down hard-working in financial headwinds.
A large client who does not pay on time, few assignments, less income due to illness, an administration that rattles from all sides with a high tax bill as a result ... various causes that can put you in debt as an entrepreneur.
“For an entrepreneur, bankruptcy is often the culmination of several failed attempts to overcome financial problems….
Anyone who incurs debts must repay, or delivering 100% means paying 100%. Everyone understands this, but there is also a lot of understanding for the people who find themselves in a problematic debt situation and who want to, but cannot pay ...
I hardly ever come across entrepreneurs who ask me: 'Should I stop or continue my company?' Almost every entrepreneur would like to continue with his or her business, but is sometimes hindered in doing so. The question we then get is: 'How can I continue?' ...
