100 Episodes of Seeing Through the Numbers podcast is about 80 more than I even planned to do. And I thought celebrating a milestone of 100 episodes was a perfect way to end this chapter. Seeing Through The Numbers has covered some diverse topics and had some amazing guests but now it's time to move on to something bigger and better. So this final episode of Seeing Through the Numbers I say thanks and goodbye... for now. Join me in the coming months for something totally new.

Each Quarter we put a focus on learning more about your customers. We call it Get to Know Your Customers Day!

This quarter Amanda is talking about Life Time Value for your clients and how, once you know the LTV, you can use that information to up-sell, nurture and create more opportunities from your EXISTING customers rather than always trying to find new customers.

Celebrating 100 Episodes of the Seeing Through The Numbers Podcast. In this episode Amanda celebrates her journey from the originally planned 12 episodes to this 100th episode.

What DO networking and business numbers have in common? Find out in this episode of the podcast where Amanda discussing the nightmares that some people have around networking and business numbers and maybe public speaking.

Now that most states have lifted the heavier of their restrictions, everyone is getting excited about getting "back to normal". The problem with it is, while restrictions are still in place, that sometimes it isn't even viable to reopen the doors while numbers allowed on premises are restricted. Now is the time more than ever to have a look at the numbers to determine when is the best time to open without digging yourself into a hole.

Have you ever worried about how you're going to pay the bills, the wages or the rent?

Have you ever been baffled when your accountant says that you've made a profit and you've got tax to pay, but yet you've got no money in the bank?

Me too. Whilst I am an accountant, I was trained on how to do tax returns and prepare financial statements. I was never trained on how to run a business, manage cash flow or look at budgets and I bet you haven't been trained on these things either.

Well, that's about to all change.

Get ready to simplify the management of your businesses cash flow.

Earlier this month is was interviewed on Ticker TV by Founder and Managing Editor, Ahron Young.

I had an amazing time, despite my video connection being a bit pixelated. But I had a great discussion with Ahron about all things cash flow which is important around these times when we're coming out of COVID shutdown into the new normal. I wanted to share this as my podcast interview this week and I encourage you to check out Ticker TV.

Ticker is an Australian news platform with content focusing on business, tech, startups, entrepreneurs, media and travel.

Ticker broadcasts daily from state of the art studios in the heart of Melbourne's startup community. and their programs are available as a continuous streaming service on the Ticker website www.tickertv.com.au

Ticker celebrates the local entrepreneurs, the start-ups and delivers the latest news from Silicon Valley and how it affects local business.

Who do you look up to? This week Amanda is talking about leaders in your life and in your industry and the importance of having both people around you and people that you aspire to be like... but also taking their persona with a tiny grain of salt.

Some time in the hopefully not too distant future we're all going to have an opportunity to reboot our business. Reopening. Restarting. Returning.

This week Amanda looks at what you'll need to do differently in a post-COVID world... and whether or not this might be the perfect opportunity to change the way you do things.

Remember when you used to earn a wage and you needed to budget to ensure that your weekly, fortnightly or monthly wage covered all your costs? Well you need to do the same in business.

It's important to keep track of your expenses and make sure they stay in line with the income. They they stay under control and don't blow out when the income starts rolling in. It's also important to look at the reverse. Look at your minimal spend every month and make sure that you know how much revenue you need to cover them, that's your baseline for a viable business.