Profit First for Creatives

Redefining the Creativity/Money Paradigm

By: Christian Brim

Narrated by: Christian Brim

Are you an entrepreneur in a creative industry? Does your business struggle with consistent profitability and cash flow? Do you feel it is a never-ending struggle to choose between doing the work you are passionate about versus staying in business?

Profit First for Creatives is for you!

In this book you will learn:

How to have a consistently profitable business

How to manage your cash flow

How to answer the question of commercial versus creative

How to unlock your profit with pricing

Common problems with implementing Profit First and how to overcome them

What to do with your profit

And much more…

Christian Brim is a Certified Public Accountant and Certified Management Accountant with over twenty-five years of working with small business owners to grow profitably. Heavily influenced by a family riches-to-rags experience in his formative years, Christian has dedicated his life’s work to helping entrepreneurs have businesses that work for them.

©2024 Christian Brim (P)2024 Christian Brim

Creative need to Prioritize their Own Profit

We just assume that creative entrepreneurs know how to monetize their product and earn a living doing their passion, right? Nothing could be farther from the truth. While you can discuss right brain, left brain mentality all day, it comes down to what all businesses need. Solid accounting principles, common sense and prioritizing your own profit. In Mr. Brim's kind, but no-nonsense style, he lays out a simple road map that makes sense, is not intimidating (even to the most non-fiscally minded) and is something the entrepreneur can do today to start earning a living as opposed to watching helplessly as other priorities eat away revenue. I love the cost example of the dream camera - so much money! But SO COOL! For a small investment of your time and Audible dollars, I encourage you to buy this book and listen to it as you drive or work out. It's like having a couple of long lunches with a wise friend (who just happens to be a CPA) who demystifies profit for you. You'll wonder why you haven't done this sooner!