Selling your business simply isn't as easy as selling your house!

In today's episode, we discuss, considerations to make when selling your business and how important it is to think about the selling process well before you actually want to sell!

Joining us today is RightWay's Operation Manager, Lauren Bastin, who along with our podcast co-host and RightWay Business Partner, Dave Jaggs, have personal experience in this matter having done this themselves fairly recently.

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We all know of GST, as it is part of our daily life, but do we really understand it?

Cherie Porter, CFO at RightWay and Ethan Harrex, Business Partner in Dunedin, go through everything you need to know about GST and how you can make sure it doesn't affect your margins or cash flow.

To find our more about RightWay, check out our website or any of social media channels

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Today on the podcast, Ethan, my south Island counterpart and I discussed how the Pareto principles could be applied in your business and the decisions you make on how to move forward. For those who don't know, the Pareto principle states that roughly 80% of consequences come from 20% of causes for many outcomes. Other names for this principle are the 80/20 rule and the law of the vital few.

To find our more about RightWay check out our website or any of social media channels

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Over the last few months, there has been plenty of coverage in the press of the construction industry's challenges. In today's episode, we discuss what business owners need to be aware of and go over the six factors impacting the industry, which were recently highlighted in an NZ Herald Article.

• Inflation
• Shortage of materials
• High Volume of construction
• Shortage of labour
• Challenges getting access to finance
• Ongoing impact of the pandemic

The Front Page: Six factors leading to perfect storm in the building sector - NZ Herald

Joining Dave and me today is Rhona Lovell, our Business Partner based in the Wairarapa. Rho has worked with many clients in the construction industry, but alongside this, her husband runs a successful building company. Rho shares her insights and ideas for business owners on what they can do to overcome the challenges they face.

When businesses face these challenges, you must know you are not alone. There is plenty of support out there, and your accountant is one of those people you can lean on

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Today's episode is about Sustainable Competitive Advantage.

We discuss how understanding your competitive advantage can help you stand out from your competitors, help grow your business and maintain margins. It can also help with your decision making.

Dave shares his experience from his previous business and how it helped grow the business and attract the right customers, but also what happened when they went away from it.

In the episode, we reference a Mindshop model which can help you understand your Sustainable Competitive Advantage. Here is a link to an overview of the model and instructions on how to use it - https://www.loom.com/share/89876baa647549b5b4672a84affb1b05

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• Canva
• Calendly
• Bird test
• Hubspot CRM & Notion
• Miro
• Microsoft Teams

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The Budget is out, so Stuart Wilkinson and Dave Jaggs sort through all the facts and figures to see what exactly is in there for business owners.

You might be surprised at some of the opportunities...

For more information on the Apprenticeship Boost please visit Apprenticeship Boost - Work and Income

To find out what apprenticeships are available, and which TITO and receiving education providers to contact, refer to the 

New Zealand Apprenticeships Register (note: when you click this link it will allow you to view an excel shit with the list)

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How do you get back to maintaining growth in your business during a downturn?

Stuart Wilkinson and Dave Jaggs from RightWay chat through how businesses can maintain growth in the current market, as well as maximising the opportunities as others may be forced to hunker down.

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This week Stuart Wilkinson and Dave Jaggs chat through inflation, interest rates, the cost of living crises and what it all means, and what you can be doing to secure yourself in this situation and actually leverage off it.

Main areas discussed are business financing and what does that look like, and how is it going to be affected.

Customer spending and what you need to take into consideration.

And the business opportunities in this situation and what you should be doing within your business to get some leverage and security.

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In this episode, RightWay's Greg Hughes joins Stuart Wilkinson to talk inflation.

We know this has been a topic for a while with inflation pressures starting to hit New Zealand, and globally. So what does that mean for business owners? How do business owners review their business and take inflation into consideration?

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