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.

Over the years I have been asked to talk or write about cashflow. I have found it incredibly hard to do so and do my best to avoid it. Until recently I found the concept of cashflow rather abstract (a bit of a worry seeing as I'm an accountant). It sounds simple enough. Money in versus money out, but what does that really mean?