Business By Design
Business by Design is the podcast for owners who want to start, scale or exit a business. Each week, Stuart Wemyss and Mena Abraham unpack the four things every business must get right: value, engine, reach and team. Using the VERT flywheel, they show how these fit together to build a business that runs without you, and how the choices you make inside the business flow through to your personal wealth, lifestyle and exit options. Every episode is short and to the point, with no fluff and no sales pitches. Go to https://www.vertflywheel.com
Business By Design
Ep 4: How to turn your business into a cash flow machine (self-fund growth and personal needs)
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Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business. A business that generates an increasing amount of free cash flow as it grows can self-fund its future growth. It can grow infinitely. However, a business that doesn’t generate free cash flow will eventually die (without constant equity injections). This is the topic of episode four: how do you turn your business into a cash flow machine. Mena and Stuart discuss:
- The four elements that impact a business’ cash conversion cycle and we share tips on how to improve each of them.
- Strategies to receive revenue before you have to pay for your expenses.
- How to provision for tax liabilities so that you never receive an unexpected tax bill.
- How much cash your business should hold (for a rainy day).
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