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36 \\ Being the CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER of you of your Business - Finances 101 for Entrepreneurs
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Hey my friend,
Being your own boss is great. However, it does not only bring perks with it. Especially if you are starting out, you will have to fill in more than one role to get your business to thrive. You are the owner, the CEO, the CFO and the COO at the same time. So, how do you handle this? How do you make sure that you take the right decisions, especially if you are not experienced in a certain area? Today we’ll look at the Financial Responsibility that comes with being an Entrepreneur. What does it mean to be the Chief Financial Officer of your business? What do you need to be aware of? What kind of aspects do you have to think through when you make decisions? How do you make sure that you plan ahead and keep flexible at the same time to deviate from the plan when a new opportunity arises? You’ll know the answer at the end of this episode. Enjoy your listen.
I pray this blesses you.
Cheers,
Archana
Archana Jacob
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