by Patty Lawrence | Business Management, Cash Flow, Knowledge, Uncategorized
By this point in the COVID-19 timeline, I think we’re all very familiar with being alone. It’s necessary at the moment – physically speaking, of course. But this crisis won’t last forever. So where will you and your business be in the recovery...
by Patty Lawrence | Business Management, Financial Analysis, Growth, Uncategorized
I’m going to paint a picture for you. Imagine you’re driving a big pickup truck off-road. It’s the latest model, you’re feeling free and confident, and then suddenly…everything stops. You’ve run into a patch of mud you didn’t see coming, and you’re stuck. What...
by Patty Lawrence | Business Management, Cash Flow, Financial Analysis, Knowledge
“Expect the unexpected” is a truly ridiculous phrase, taken at face value. It sounds impossible! How can you plan for what no one saw coming? Unfortunately, most of us are getting our answers in the worst way possible as COVID-19 continues to shut down our businesses...
by Patty Lawrence | Business Management, Cash Flow, Financial Processes, Knowledge, Uncategorized
Have you ever heard of found money? Of course, you have! But I’m not talking about the loose change found between the cushions of your sofa. I’m talking about the kind that they keep in a Brink’s truck – a hundred thousand dollars or more. And it’s all yours! But it’s...
by Patty Lawrence | Budget & Forecasting, Business Management, Cash Flow, Financial Analysis, Knowledge, Uncategorized
Been in business for years? Been very successful? Does your company now support you, a number of employees, and their families? Congratulations! You’re probably well-known in your community, and well-respected in your industry. Now look in the mirror and ask yourself...
by TurboExecs | Accounting Services, Business Management, Entrepreneurship, Knowledge, Uncategorized
A few years ago, I had a call with a prospect who didn’t know what the heck her controller did for eight hours a day. End-of-month reports were constantly late, special requests were never completed, and projects – well, forget even asking about those. She was totally...
