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Why Cash is King... NOT Profit

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Confusing “profitability” with “cash flow” puts your startup at risk. Even the most profitable companies can fail — and when they do, they’re always caught by surprise.

Financial jargon is not only confusing, but many of the words are used casually as if everyone understands them. In our everyday lives, it’s usually not a big deal since our ordinary conversations typically don’t need that level of precision. But in business, these words matter.

This is especially true with words like “profit,” “cash flow” and “working capital.” If you don’t understand the differences, you’re putting your startup’s financial health at risk.

In this episode you will learn:

  1. Financial terms you should know — explained in plain English.
  2. The most important difference between cash and profit.
  3. The 3 strategic advantages of having cash on hand.
  4. The value of a financial cushion (as opposed to a war chest).

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Confusing “profitability” with “cash flow” puts your startup at risk. Even the most profitable companies can fail — and when they do, they’re always caught by surprise.

Financial jargon is not only confusing, but many of the words are used casually as if everyone understands them. In our everyday lives, it’s usually not a big deal since our ordinary conversations typically don’t need that level of precision. But in business, these words matter.

This is especially true with words like “profit,” “cash flow” and “working capital.” If you don’t understand the differences, you’re putting your startup’s financial health at risk.

In this episode you will learn:

  1. Financial terms you should know — explained in plain English.
  2. The most important difference between cash and profit.
  3. The 3 strategic advantages of having cash on hand.
  4. The value of a financial cushion (as opposed to a war chest).

Resources:

SPECIAL OFFER:

Connect:

  continue reading

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