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Wealthy Way

How to Save Your Business on the Brink of Failure

Wealthy Way

Ryan Pineda

Business, Entrepreneurship

4.82.1K Ratings

🗓️ 1 May 2025

⏱️ 12 minutes

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Summary

I’ve faced major business failures; millions lost, lawsuits, and near collapse. Through it all, I’ve learned what it takes to stabilize and rebuild. Here’s how to identify what’s holding you back, cut unnecessary costs, and regain control before it’s too late. Get access to our real estate community, coaching, courses, and events at Wealthy University https://www.wealthyuniversity.com/ Join our FREE community, weekly calls, and bible studies for Christian entrepreneurs and business people. h...

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0:00.0

I've had many business failures over the years. Some have resulted in millions of dollars lost,

0:04.6

lawsuits, bad press. You name it, I have failed at it. And even my most successful businesses

0:10.0

have come very close to failing. And so if you are in that position right now, your business is

0:14.5

headed in the wrong direction, you might be at the brink of failure. I'm going to show you

0:18.2

how you can turn it around and what steps you need to take

0:21.4

right now today. First off, let's define what failure actually is because failure is a relative

0:26.6

term for different people. For example, if somebody is just starting out in business,

0:32.4

failure to them could be not selling a client. Man, they just never really got it off the ground.

0:37.2

For another person,

0:38.0

they could be in business for years and it's just not growing or now it's starting to lose money

0:42.5

and they don't really know what to do. They could be headed for bankruptcy. They could be headed

0:46.6

for shutting down the business and therefore it's now on the brink of failing. For others,

0:51.5

they might have not made money for years, but they're having success. You see this

0:55.5

with startups and tech companies where they know they're not going to be profitable. It's built

0:59.6

into the business model for years, and that's why they've raised capital, knowing that,

1:03.9

eventually getting market share and being worth, you know, many, many millions of dollars.

1:08.1

And then lastly, you've got people who might consider a business

1:11.0

a failure that's been very successful, but now is no longer growing. It could be very profitable

1:15.8

for a long period of time, but it's just no longer worth the time and energy to continue on

1:21.2

in that business. I can tell you, I've had mixes of all those different businesses in my

1:27.0

career. For this video specifically,

1:29.5

I want to address the business that has been going for a while, but is now on the brink of failure.

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