by Patty Lawrence | Budget & Forecasting, Cash Flow, Financial Analysis, Financial Processes, Growth, Uncategorized
We’re experiencing some lean times right now, there’s no doubt about that. As the economy takes a dive and there remains some uncertainty about the way things will reopen, most of us are looking at ways to get our businesses through the rest of the COVID-19 pandemic...
by Patty Lawrence | Financial Analysis, Financial Processes, Knowledge, Uncategorized
We’re in some unprecedented times right now. Who knew there would be a global pandemic affecting basically everything in the year 2020? So, what are you doing on the home front? Have you prepared for it? Do you have a business continuity plan? There are lots of...
by Patty Lawrence | Financial Analysis, Financial Processes, Knowledge, Uncategorized
Renaldo had a terrible secret. As the owner of a small service business, he was known by everyone around him as a success. He was always busy with jobs. His vehicles could be seen all around town. He had happy customers and a top-notch reputation in the community....
by Patty Lawrence | Budget & Forecasting, Cash Flow, Financial Analysis, Financial Processes, Knowledge, Uncategorized
As the fearless leader of your business, it’s only natural that you’re laser-focused on the things that drive your business, and the money it makes, forward. You’ve got goals up ahead and your team is working away to reach them. But be careful...
by Patty Lawrence | Financial Processes, Knowledge
Despite what many business owners and entrepreneurs would have you believe, sales are not the be-all, end-all of your business. It’s very on-trend in the current age to brag about running a 7- or 8-figure business – but if you can’t pay yourself from all that money,...
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...
