For some, $50,000 may not seem like much, and for others, $50,000 will be the investment that really helps bring a new business onto a larger stage. The success and the lifespan of that $50,000 investment really depends on how you use it. People who think of an investment as an opportunity to pay themselves back should re-strategize their long-term goals. Nor should it be a time to go on a hiring binge, unless it’s absolutely necessary. Instead, use tools like Due to help organize and keep track of your invoices and expenses so you can keep tightening your belt and play the long-game carefully and wisely.
To learn how to spend your first $50,000, head to this post on Quickbooks Intuit for detailed advice, and for some help landing investments in the first place, check out the Due blog.
