In Part 1 we looked at the scary, but meaningless, statistics around cashflow and business failure and answered the question how much cash is enough cash. In Part 2 we are going to take a more detailed look at the specific actions that result in cashflow shortfalls with businesses and what actions you can take to avoid becoming part of this atrocious statistic.

Failing to understand your business numbers can lead to costly mistakes. Learn why financial awareness is crucial for growth and stability. Take control and make informed decisions.

2020 is a year like no other. We’ve witnessed change at a rate and on a scale never seen before, making it challenging for businesses to keep up. When it comes to making decisions in business, it’s important to use only up to date advice, as the regulatory environment and personal circumstances can change to such an extent that initial advice can be considered bad advice. I want to share with you a case study to show why it is vital to keep up to date:

Embrace learning and evolution in your business journey. Discover insights on adapting to change and fostering growth every day.

Declutter and organize your business with Marie Kondo's approach. Learn how to streamline processes, reduce inefficiencies, and spark joy in your work.

Explore the parallels between physical fitness and financial health in business. Learn how education, consistency, and goal setting are essential in both realms for achieving success.