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Deciding to close a business is a tough decision. One factor that needs evaluation is your financial return on your investment.
When you own a business, you deserve to get paid for the time you work and a return on your investment in the business.
Jim left his $100,000 a year job and invested $200,000 to start his business. Eventually, Jim’s business peaked, and he paid himself $100,000 in salary.
But there was no profit to pay back his $200,000 investment. Jim’s business would be considered a poor investment.
In Luke 16:11, Jesus said, “If you have not been trustworthy in handling worldly wealth, who will trust you with true riches?”
When deciding about closing a business, you need to evaluate your return on investment to make an objective decision.
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