Health and Wellness Biz 101: Your Business Startup Guide by Rachel Regenold, JD, RYT, LMT
Available in Paperback ($14.99) and Kindle eBook ($9.99)
Customer Review:
This book is a treasure trove of useful information for new members of the wellness small business community. Starting a business is a bit like becoming a parent for the first time…if you knew how much work was required upfront, you might run screaming in the opposite direction! Health and Wellness Biz 101 breaks each aspect of organizing your business into digestible tasks with clear instructions and includes workbook pages to craft your unique vision.
How to start smart and avoid paying for costly mistakes later
You want to help people and you're ready to make your dream of running your own health and wellness business a reality, but how do you start? Especially, start smart?
This Guide will teach you what you need to know about the legal and financial aspects of starting your own health and wellness business, in addition to other business essentials. You'll learn:
- How to form a limited liability company to protect your assets
- What to expect before signing and negotiating a commercial lease
- Tips for preventing and responding to complaints
- How to calculate your business budget
- The importance of tracking your income and expenses
- How to plan for self-employment taxes
This Guide is designed to help you enter the business world with open eyes and clear communication, in addition to the open heart you bring to your work.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Rachel Regenold is a licensed attorney, registered yoga teacher, and licensed massage therapist. After more than a decade practicing law, she took a career detour into the health and wellness industry and opened her own yoga and massage business. As she began teaching business and marketing to massage students, Rachel realized how much she loved the business side and how much she missed the law. This book is a blending of her passions: advising and educating health and wellness professionals about law and business. Rachel is now employed once again as an assistant appellate defender.
