Founder of Incite Tax and the author of Profit First For Microgyms, John Briggs has a theme: "The IRS Sucks". Business owners should keep more of their money to build long-term wealth. John joins the podcast today to share how he has built an amazing team of nontraditional accountants to help combat IRS bullying. John is a man on a mission to give entrepreneurs an actual work-life balance so they don’t get burned out. He helps them increase their cash immediately so they can have confidence in their choices and become financially resilient.   Key Takeaways: [2:19] - John shares his background and why he founded Incite Tax. [3:40] - He is passionate about helping entrepreneurs stay in business. [4:41] - Not enough capital and mismanaging capital are the number one pain points for franchisees. [5:33] - The demand for something expands to match its supply. [7:23] - John shares a way to manage money through multiple types of accounts. [8:53] - The first step of the Profit First method is to do a cash flow analysis. [12:03] - It is never too late to start thinking about a cash flow system. Start now. [14:06] - John explains why gyms and fitness businesses are a niche for Incite Tax. [17:23] - Because they are so experienced with the business model, Incite Tax can see the challenges before they do. [20:18] - You can negotiate lease agreements. [22:45] - John explains the systems he has built that help people avoid burnout. [26:37] - When is it time to think about adding another location to a business? [30:16] - Think about how to maximize the space you are in. [35:02] - It’s not always the best idea to open a second location.   Mentioned in This Episode: Profit First For Microgyms by John Briggs Incite Tax Home Page Incite Tax on Facebook Incite Tax on Instagram