How I Killed My Baby: The Business Mistakes Nobody Taught Me to Avoid

You can win the contract and still lose the business.Isaac Mack built a business from nothing. He won contracts. Built crews. Solved problems. Stayed busy. Stayed exhausted. And still watched a business he loved become unsustainable.Not because he wasn't willing to work-but because he had built a business that couldn't survive without him.How I Killed My Baby isn't another book promising that ten steps will make you rich. It's a brutally practical account of the business mistakes nobody taught Mack to avoid-and the lessons he learned the hard way about working capital, cash flow, systems, people, family, faith, and leadership.At the center of the book is a simple philosophy: a new business is like a baby.In the beginning, you feed it. Protect it. Lose sleep over it. Clean up its messes. Carry it everywhere. But eventually, you have to teach it to walk without you.This book won't guarantee your success.It may help you avoid an unnecessary failure.