In this episode of The Wize Guys Podcast, Brenton Ward, Jamie Johns, and Ed Chan dive deep into the transformative journey of turning an accounting practice into a self-sustaining business.

Jamie shares his personal experience of working with Ed and the mindset shift that revolutionized his approach to business. They discuss the common misconception that an accounting firm must be built to sell, and how Ed's philosophy challenges this by emphasizing the potential for greater returns through strategic investment in the business itself.

Ed elaborates on the importance of designing a business that runs without the owner's constant involvement. He highlights the benefits of viewing the business as an asset, focusing on the long-term return on investment rather than short-term profits. The conversation touches on critical concepts such as creating robust systems, restructuring leadership roles, and setting up processes that allow for scalability without the typical growing pains.

Whether you're just starting out or looking to scale your existing practice, this episode provides actionable tips and inspiration to help you achieve a business that not only grows but also gives you the freedom to step back and enjoy the fruits of your labor.

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