When is Enough, Enough?

About the Book

According to the US Small Business Administration (SBA), over 50% of small businesses fail in the first five years.  Many businesses in fact, fail even before they begin. A lot of businesses are started on an epiphany: a great idea with prospects of millions and freedom. Because the basic fundamentals of starting a business are not investigated and implemented, most businesses, especially small ones, fail and the owners find themselves heavily indebted.  To start, maintain and sustain a successful business, means that certain things need to be done, and certain things need to be in place. This book provides you with the top ten ‘must do’s’, based on personal experience of the author, which will ensure that your business idea becomes a successful venture. It is a comprehensive collection of widely conducted and published researched, packaged into a book, and customised for the small entrepreneur.

About the Author

Morongwa Makakane is an outgoing, goal oriented, self motivated strategist and talent management expert, specialising in Organisational Transformation in the areas of Change Management, Business Strategy and People Development in South Africa. Having owned a small business, which was one day, very successful, and the next day, saw it crumbling in front of her eyes, she uses her experiences in this book to educate all aspiring entrepreneurs of the things that need to be done, most of them overlooked in running a small, and successful business. Morongwa is also an accomplished inspirational speaker, who authentically interacts with her audiences. Optimistic and resilient, she believes in showing people, through practical strategies and her personal life-stories, how to succeed where they have failed and how to rise above the difficulties and challenges in business and in life.