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Cash is Still King, by Keith Checkley
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Cash is Still King is the result of nearly ten years of the author's experience delivering training courses on the principles of cash flow control all over the world. Five years ago his first book on the subject, Cash is King, became recognized as the best single book that dealt with the common problems faced by companies in trying to ensure they achieve sound financial management.
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This revised edition reveals that many of the key lessons regarding a business's relationship with the bank and restructurings or corporate structures still need to be learned. The book is packed with case studies that illustrate how major commercial concerns, such as Dell Computers, have successfully managed to achieve reliable cash flow control.
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Take a look at your desk. Is it clean and tidy? Or is it...a bit of mess? If you're a little disorganized, don't be hard on yourself — it's not uncommon. Still, it's worth remembering that your physical environment affects the way you work. This can be taken literally: we lose precious time every time we go searching for an item lost in the clutter. But clutter can also affect us in more indirect ways. Research has shown that our physical environments significantly influence our cognition, emotions, and behavior, which affects our decision-making and relationships with others. Cluttered spaces can also have negative effects on our stress and anxiety levels, as well as our ability to focus and even how well we sleep. So, what can be done? Regularly tidy your workspace, rather than letting things accumulate. Your team can even establish “spring cleaning” days (pro tip: order a pizza for motivation) or institute a clean-desk policy to govern the tidiness of shared spaces. And if you work at home, maintain a designated workspace to create a boundary between work items and home items. Adapted from "The Case for Finally Cleaning Your Desk," by Libby Sander.

Venturing off my reading list today :) The quickest way to cash positivity is SALES!!!! #garyvee #business #cashflow #sales #entrepreneur

As many of you know, I'm one of those serial entrepreneur types. I have started several businesses in the last 18 years. Some of my businesses have done millions of dollars in revenue. I'm on this entrepreneur journey with my fellow entrepreneurs but there's certain things in reflecting this weekend, that I wanted to share. And these are the things that I believe made the difference when our business experienced 300% to 400% growth.
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No.1 A Sickening Ridiculous Work Ethic:
I was hyper-focused. Completely in a zone but not of busy work but of driving sales.
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No.2 There Is No Plan B:
The second thing that I believe that I did that made the difference is what #WillSmith says - "There's no reason to have a plan B because it distracts from plan A" My business was my plan A.
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No.3 Grit:
#AngelaDuckworth defines #grit as passion and perseverance for long term goals. Long term, not for six months, not for a year, It's passion and perseverance for long term goals.
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No.4 V.I.P. Clients:
The fourth thing is something that my grand coach, mentor #MikeMichalowicz's book #ThePumpkinPlan talked about which is being very clear on who our VIP clients were.
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No.5 Mental Health:
Running a business is not for the faint of heart. It really is not. It takes such strength, mentally, every day. Such sacrifice of you in order to get your business to scale and you cannot do that if your mind is not together and you're emotionally and spiritually unbalanced. You can't do it.
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No.6 Courage:
Mia Angelo says that courage is the greatest of all virtues because without courage it is impossible to practice any other virtue consistently. When it comes to driving sales in your business, it takes courage. When it comes to saying no to your friends who want to hang out on a Friday night, it takes courage.
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No.7 Cashflow:
Most importantly, never forget your cash flow. Revenues are vanity, profit is sanity, cash flow is king. It's to be reminded that cash flow is the oxygen of my business.
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I Dive deeper into each topic on my new blog and youtube video. Made sure to watch and subscribe. Click the link in my bio and head to my youtube channel link.
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