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In this episode of the Cash Flow Confidence Podcast, I, Shelby Ashley, delve into a common issue faced by business owners: the gap between reported profit and actual cash in the bank. I explain that profit is just a figure on paper, not a direct indicator of cash flow. I identify six key areas where cash might be tied up: unpaid invoices, unpaid bills, loan payments, inventory, equipment purchases, and owner distributions. Emphasizing the importance of tracking both profitability and cash flow, I encourage listeners to assess their cash flow management practices and reach out for assistance if needed.
By Shelby AshleyIn this episode of the Cash Flow Confidence Podcast, I, Shelby Ashley, delve into a common issue faced by business owners: the gap between reported profit and actual cash in the bank. I explain that profit is just a figure on paper, not a direct indicator of cash flow. I identify six key areas where cash might be tied up: unpaid invoices, unpaid bills, loan payments, inventory, equipment purchases, and owner distributions. Emphasizing the importance of tracking both profitability and cash flow, I encourage listeners to assess their cash flow management practices and reach out for assistance if needed.