January 22, 2020
As seen in … Tired of running out of money no matter how much you make? As my client Danielle complained, Why does it seem I can generate several million dollars a year … and STILL never have enough money in the bank? So what’s the solution to managing those cash flow ups and downs? Good systems, strategic planning, and wise behavior. GOOD SYSTEMS Money doesn’t breeze its way into your business. You have to ask for it. And keep asking for it until you collect. Having good systems in place ensures you receive what you deserve. You ask for it by sending invoices. Seems simple enough, but it’s surprising how few small business owners make this a habit. “I’ve met thousands of small business owners,” says Professor Dawn Fotopulos, award-winning author of Accounting for the Numberphobic. “and often, their invoicing disciplines are horrendous. Women business owners are particularly bad at this. They’re so eager to get the sale, they ‘ll take months … I have seen years … to pump the invoice out.”…
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