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We’re long past the dark days of early COVID. But times are always uncertain and scary for some business owners somewhere. If that’s you today, the offer to be of service still stands. _____________________________ Life changed. For me it was last Thursday when it finally registered. Uncertainty and fear now stalk the country. They lodge …

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Barry, owner of an electrical contracting business, was frowning at the reports on his desk. His eyes narrowed as he looked up at me. “When we talked a week ago, you told me last month’s income was the best month of the year so far,” he said. “But when I run the reports, it looks …

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Lauren glanced up from her paper-strewn desk. Her forehead was furrowed, and her lips were pulled into a thin line. I’ve seen this look a lot on small business owners. Her digital marketing firm was six years old, and she had 12 employees. The company was doing well. But… It Was Time for Me to …

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The owner of a marketing communications business—let’s call her Christine—was sitting across from me. She cradled her head in her left hand and sighed. Then she looked over at me with large, pleading eyes and said, “My people have never been busier. But in the 10 years I’ve led this company, never have I struggled …

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It’s a brand-new year, full of promise and potential. I hope you’re rolling up your sleeves to improve cash flow this year. Wait, that wasn’t one of your new year’s resolutions? Your current year budget isn’t in place? Don’t despair, it’s not too late. The best way to begin is by calculating your monthly break-even …

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What Can I Learn Today to Improve Our Financial Performance?

You can hear when an engine is running smoothly—or racing or sputtering. The same is true for the financial drivers of your business.

You just need to know what to listen for. The good news is that your numbers are talking all the time!

Here are the best ideas we can find on how to ask your business for the information you need, to understand what it says, and take action on what you learn.

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