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A 20,000 project approved. Just 500 left after the bills. The client pays in 60 days. The awkward gap between winning work and getting paid. A scenario I explored in this Vortex Financial OS video. #BusinessAutomation #BusinessStrategy #Moneyline

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Your biggest client pays in 60 days. Rent is due Friday. Landing the sale feels great. Funding the wait is the part nobody celebrates. The idea behind this Vortex Financial OS video.

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2 weeks ago

Profit and cash are two different numbers, and this one surprised me. A sample studio cleared almost $42k profit and finished with $349 of its own cash once you take out the loan. Do you track both, or just profit?

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2 weeks ago

1,416 in sales. An 86 loss after costs, fees and overhead. Would you have reordered it? A quick look at why I built the Product Line P&L workbook.

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2 weeks ago

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I played back a full year of books for a sample creative studio, month by month, to show one thing most owners miss. It made a profit every single month. And by December, it had $46k less cash than it did in June. So where did it go? In October it spent $31k on equipment. In December the owner took $14k out. And one client from September still hadn't paid, 84 days late. That's real money leaving the bank. But none of it counts as a cost. Equipment is an asset, and an owner payout isn't an expense. So the profit number stayed green all year while the bank balance dropped. That's why I keep profit and cash side by side in the same file. You see the gap the month it happens.

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2 weeks ago

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2 weeks ago

quick test for anyone running a business: how much cash do you have right now, exactly? who owes you, and how late are they? if you had to open three apps to answer, that's the real problem.

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2 weeks ago

Funny how a profit miss always gets blamed on spending. Went through one line by line and costs were basically on plan. $11,180 of the $11,253 gap was revenue that never showed up. Start with what you expected to earn. #sidehustle #fypシ゚