I’ll make this feel like a business fable combined with a teaching guide:

• Narrative storytelling with characters (so it’s engaging, not boring).

• Real-life mistakes new businesses make with cash flow.

• Deep explanations, examples, and lessons.

• Action steps at the end.

This way, it’s long, valuable, and immersive (can easily expand to thousands of words).

Elena sat at her desk late one night, staring at her laptop screen.

Her online business was growing fast. Orders were pouring in, her customer base was loyal, and her social media following was exploding. By all appearances, she was a success story.

But there was one problem.

Her bank account didn’t agree.

Every time money came in, it disappeared. Rent, software tools, freelancers, taxes, advertising, more advertising… and somehow, at the end of every month, she was left wondering:

👉 “Where’s my profit? Why am I working this hard and barely paying myself?”

She was trapped in the entrepreneur’s hamster wheel—always chasing revenue, but never holding on to profit.

Oliver had always dreamed of running his own café. Bean & Bloom was small but charming: rustic wooden tables, a chalkboard menu, and coffee that made locals swear they’d never set foot in a chain again.

Business was booming. Customers filled the place from morning to late afternoon. Instagrammers posted latte art with hashtags like #BeanAndBloomLove. Sales numbers were strong.

But Oliver had a problem.

The Problem Nobody Wants to Talk About

Sophie never hated numbers. She just… avoided them.

To her, numbers were like those boring guests at a party—the ones who corner you in the kitchen to talk about tax codes or interest rates while you desperately scan the room for someone, anyone, more interesting.

Her bakery, Sweet Flour, was her pride and joy. People lined up on Saturday mornings for her famous lemon tarts and sourdough loaves. Instagram loved her frosting swirls. Customers adored her cozy vibe and warm personality.

But when her accountant emailed her “monthly financial statements,” Sophie froze.

She’d open the file.
She’d scroll through rows and rows of black-and-white tables.
She’d yawn, suddenly exhausted.
And within minutes, she’d quietly close the laptop and mutter to herself:

“I’ll deal with this later.”

Later never came.

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Profit Isn’t a Dirty Word – Changing the Mindset Around Money in Business is about breaking the stigma around profit and redefining it as a force for good. Too often, money in business is seen as greedy or selfish—but in reality, healthy profits create stability, fuel growth, support people, and expand impact. This message empowers entrepreneurs and leaders to embrace profit not with guilt, but with purpose—showing that profitability and positive change go hand in hand.

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• #BusinessGrowth

• #success

• #motivation

Profit-first business made practical.

Welcome to Money Made Simple, the podcast that helps entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small business owners take control of their money—without the overwhelm.

Hosted by Goerge, this show breaks down the Profit First method into clear, actionable steps you can actually follow. Whether you’re just starting out or trying to finally make your business truly profitable, you’ll get real-world advice on cash flow, pricing, paying yourself, and building a business that works for you.

No jargon. No complex spreadsheets. Just simple strategies to help you earn more, keep more, and stress less about money.

• How to implement Profit First, even on a tight income

• Ways to simplify your finances and stop the paycheck-to-paycheck cycle

• Profit strategies from real entrepreneurs and money experts

• What to cut, what to keep, and how to grow — profitably

New episodes every [insert frequency: week? two weeks?].
Because managing your money shouldn’t be complicated.