Every morning I write down 3 things I am grateful for. I recently noticed that what I take for granted does not hit that list. Once I thought about it, I was surprised by how many things I take for granted.
“Those who fail to plan, plan to fail.” For real estate investors and small business owners, this expression holds true.
I don’t watch horror movies. To begin with no one likes to sit next to me, when we are watching a movie.
As another birthday has come and gone, I am struggling with writing the next chapter of my life. I feel as if my life is recalculating and I can’t get the swirling circle to stop.
he Profit & Loss Statement is a very critical tool to assess the financial success of a business. However, for small businesses the statements are usually set up to prepare a tax return. In many cases the expenses are in alphabetical order.
Just like a person, a business has a pulse. It needs a pulse to stay alive. It may not need blood, but it does need cash and energy.
GOOOOO Packers! Having been born and raised in Green Bay, football is a key part of life here. Where else in the world does a football team sell out practice games?
If you have a business loan with the bank, chances are you have been asked to update your personal financial statement.
I recently came across a life satisfaction survey. There was a list of questions about my life and about my business.
Prices are soaring, staffing is tight and interest rates are rising. Keeping the cash flowing within a business is becoming harder. Being profitable does not always mean that cash is aplenty. It definitely helps, but other items can impact the cash flow.