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In this episode, I explain why Profit First isn’t just a cashflow tool — it’s a redesign of how your business actually operates.
I often hear people say that Profit First “didn’t work” for them, and in almost every case, the issue isn’t the method itself. It’s the expectation that nothing else in the business needs to change. Simply moving money around without addressing pricing, spending habits, or workload will always lead to frustration.
I talk about why Profit First requires a shift in both systems and mindset, and why the discomfort people feel when they first apply it isn’t a sign of failure. It’s feedback. It’s showing you exactly where your business needs attention.
This episode is an invitation to stop fighting what your numbers are telling you and start using that insight to build a business that’s genuinely financially healthy — one that works in the real world, not just on paper.
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By Deb HallidayIn this episode, I explain why Profit First isn’t just a cashflow tool — it’s a redesign of how your business actually operates.
I often hear people say that Profit First “didn’t work” for them, and in almost every case, the issue isn’t the method itself. It’s the expectation that nothing else in the business needs to change. Simply moving money around without addressing pricing, spending habits, or workload will always lead to frustration.
I talk about why Profit First requires a shift in both systems and mindset, and why the discomfort people feel when they first apply it isn’t a sign of failure. It’s feedback. It’s showing you exactly where your business needs attention.
This episode is an invitation to stop fighting what your numbers are telling you and start using that insight to build a business that’s genuinely financially healthy — one that works in the real world, not just on paper.
Takeaways:
Links referenced in this episode:
Companies mentioned in this episode: