This episode does not discount all the help we have received while dealing with the aftermath of the flood. Whether a helping hand, a prayer, or a tangible gift, everything allows us to live in the spirit of generosity with our neighbors who are dealing with the same thing. We are grateful and blessed more than we can ever know fully.
It’s been hard to save Amanda. Every time I put money in the “out of the way bank” as mentioned in profit first, it gets raided for something and the savings never grow. I also live in a high cost of living state which really has me thinking of a move . This article hits home! My hvac unit crapped out in 98 degree weather Andie was $650 to repair. Luckily I had the funds out of my business in a good cash flow month but, building savings while living in a high cost of living state, as a business owner with swings in income and taxes and payroll, savings are close to impossible AT THIS TIME! I’ll get there I know it, but glad we connected as I really vibe with what you teach
Thanks for sharing, Chef Dan. Keep building as you can, and those micro-adjustments will add up. Also, stay creative. For example, what if the next $650 repair was covered by increased profitability in the business over the next few months? Keep asking, "What are some creative ways to find more profits?"
This episode does not discount all the help we have received while dealing with the aftermath of the flood. Whether a helping hand, a prayer, or a tangible gift, everything allows us to live in the spirit of generosity with our neighbors who are dealing with the same thing. We are grateful and blessed more than we can ever know fully.
It’s been hard to save Amanda. Every time I put money in the “out of the way bank” as mentioned in profit first, it gets raided for something and the savings never grow. I also live in a high cost of living state which really has me thinking of a move . This article hits home! My hvac unit crapped out in 98 degree weather Andie was $650 to repair. Luckily I had the funds out of my business in a good cash flow month but, building savings while living in a high cost of living state, as a business owner with swings in income and taxes and payroll, savings are close to impossible AT THIS TIME! I’ll get there I know it, but glad we connected as I really vibe with what you teach
Thanks for sharing, Chef Dan. Keep building as you can, and those micro-adjustments will add up. Also, stay creative. For example, what if the next $650 repair was covered by increased profitability in the business over the next few months? Keep asking, "What are some creative ways to find more profits?"