Kody had nearly $1M in revenue due that month when the phone started ringing…

It was the solar companies calling - the same solar companies he was installing roofs for.

They said they were having cashflow problems and couldn’t pay what they owed.

In a few short weeks, Kody was stiffed for $1M.

Payroll was staring him in the face.

His company owed more than he was bringing in.

He had two choices.

1. Figure out how to survive the cashflow crisis.
2. Go out of business.

Kody worked seemingly non-stop to save his company by focusing on one simple concept: Speed up cash coming in and slow down cash going out.

He survived by focusing on using these 5 cash flow management practices.

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