Profit First Novels & Stories

If your company grows to have thousands of employees, and they close just one 100-thousand-dollar deal per day, even if you take a 10% cut, you'd still make millions daily. "Being too reluctant to share profits will only make you miss out on the chance to scale your business. You have to realize that many business opportunities are fleeting. If you don't seize the opportunity, someone else will take your idea and turn it into a huge success. And in the end…"

Alpha Kinsley of Dark Crescent, one of our new clients, asked me. “You proposed a business with us because you saw our past involvement with other organizations and the success we achieved, right?” Aiden began, “but while I am proud of our past achievements, I would not want to rely on them while in this.” “The marginal profit will only be included if you want that but, I can assure you that if we make a massive profit from the first product that will be delivered into the market, which I am certain we will, seeing the nature of the product and the demand for it in the market, I am certain that the marginal product will make as much profit as the initial product did. “

As I turned, I caught sight of Wesley Pierce, the sales manager, slipping inside with a fawning smile plastered across his face. "Look at him," someone muttered nearby. "Every time he sees Mr. Hayes, he turns into a lapdog." "Well, he's part of Mr. Hayes' inner circle. Any good news always goes to the sales division first." "What do you expect? Sales bring in revenue. When it's our finance department, the question is always the same. What do you contribute? What profit have you created?" "Speaking of contributions, the biggest one during Black Friday came from Ms. Lynn."

‘The accounts should show you that the business has huge potential. ‘These accounts show me that you’re very busy.’ ‘Very.’ ‘But not making a profit.’ She pulled a face. ‘Not yet.’ ‘Interesting, don’t you think, that you’re busy and yet you’re not making a profit?’ Grace stared at him. ‘I suppose that’s the nature of business. It sometimes takes longer than you think to get off the ground. If you look at the figures you’ll see that we’ll soon be in profit.’ ‘I’m well-acquainted with the figures, Miss Thacker.’ He dropped the accounts on the table. ‘And I only have one question.’

He took a small step back, creating more distance between them, making his decision clear. “You think profit comes first, no matter the cost. You believe that if you gain something, it doesn’t matter who gets hurt, who gets cheated, or what rules get broken along the way. To you, success is measured only by how much you have, not by how you got it.” Howard shook his head slowly, looking his old friend straight in the eye.

There was one thing John and Aurora had both been right about. He was a businessman, and profit would always come first. That truth held everywhere. It was exactly why John decided to change the price—to maximize his earnings. That was what being a businessman meant: profit above all else, no matter the circumstances. If it hadn’t been for that tip-off, he wouldn’t have even considered raising the cost. In fact, Aurora had been one of the best partners he’d ever worked with. Her capability over time was evident to everyone.

I smiled briefly at the memory, but I quickly focused back on Josh. “I know this is a big decision and it might look risky just from the outside, but trust me, the pros outweigh the cons,” I said firmly. “By my calculations, we would be making three times the profit, doubling the ROI and increasing our work rate in just the first year alone.” Those weren’t just empty claims; I’d spent many late nights crunching numbers from the data I gathered on Josh's company during the time I spent there. “So what do you say, partners?” I extended my hand, palm facing upward for a handshake.

he said "John Campbell made a profit of $95000 and $105,000 this month from his two companies and I'm so proud of him. I doubt if anyone of you would make that kind of profit but just for transparency and to be sure, I'll check everything" she said John Campbell made a profit of $95,000 and$105,000 she's proud of him? Like seriously? Is she kidding me? I know I got help from an angel but what the heck! My profit is more than double of his own and she says no one can make that profit among us?

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