Millionaire Until Midnight

Title: Millionaire Until Midnight (eBook + 13 Worksheets)

"Most business books talk about how to make money. But this one asks where did the money you already made go?"

Baraka, early reader

If the person you trust most with your money walked away tonight, what could they take?

In thirteen days, I lost my savings, a friend’s ₦400,000 loan, and a business I thought was booming. The man behind it wasn’t a stranger. He had about a decade of experience in the trade. I trusted his skill. I never checked the rest.

This is the true story of how it happened, and the simple checks that would have stopped it.

This book is for you if:

•You run a shop, a side hustle, or a small business

•You’re about to take on a partner, employee, or anyone handling your money or stock

•You’ve ever wondered whether your business is getting richer or just busier

•You want to protect what you’ve worked hard to build before a small problem becomes an expensive lesson

Inside you’ll find:

•Ten checks to run on a partner before you give them access

•The three numbers that should always match, and what it means when they don’t

•How to limit the damage one person can do

•What to do before you confront someone you suspect (I did it in the wrong order)

•13 fill-in worksheets you can use the same day

A reader's reflection

"...I actually had to ponder on were 'if my current source of income disappeared tomorrow, what would remain'. That was thought provoking as I had to think and make a list of other skills monetizable I might already have or need to acquire."

"I also had to think of my behaviour after failure and I realised it might not be really great and the need to work on that aspect of me."

Baraka, early reader (read an advance copy)

Available now. Your download arrives right after payment. Ember months price: ₦2,500, until 31 December. From January, it's ₦3,500.

Format: digital book(PDF); you download right after payment.

About the author: Uzondu Kelechi started earning at eleven, lost a business at twenty-two, and paid back every naira he owed.