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The Problem: Many businesses look profitable—but struggle because cash isn’t managed properly.
In this story-driven episode, Matt Partrich from Gaines Capital Books shares a journey familiar to many small-business owners: the shock of discovering that “profit on paper” doesn’t mean money in the bank. Starting with poor invoicing and weak payment terms, through hired help like CPAs and CFOs, Matt takes us from watchful panic to financial confidence. He reveals how he helped clients rework budgets, forecasts, and separate personal vs. business expenses—turning financial stress into sustainable growth.
Key takeaways include:
Guest links & resources:
🎙️ Hosts & Supporters
Hosts:
A big thank you to:
🤝 Our Sponsors
💬 Engage with us!
Read the full episode notes and join the conversation: What’s your biggest cash flow challenge?
Share your thoughts with Matt, Bernie, or Wayne.
📩 Reach us any time at [email protected]
You’re on the path from financial confusion to clarity—one smart step at a time.
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Disclaimer: Please note that the Knack 4 Business podcast episodes are meant solely for educational and general informational purposes. The information and opinions contained within are not intended to be professional advice on any subject matter. The thoughts, views, and opinions expressed by the participants are their own beliefs and do not represent the views of the podcast hosts or any affiliated organizations.
It is important to note that this podcast is not a replacement for consulting with certified experts in your area who possess knowledge of your unique situation. The hosts of the podcast, along with any participants or affiliated groups, do not take responsibility for any actions taken or not taken based on the information presented in this episode.
It is highly recommended that individuals seek guidance from their advisors in fields such as accounting, law, or other pertinent areas prior to undertaking any actions or making decisions that may impact their financial, legal, or other aspects of life.
The Problem: Many businesses look profitable—but struggle because cash isn’t managed properly.
In this story-driven episode, Matt Partrich from Gaines Capital Books shares a journey familiar to many small-business owners: the shock of discovering that “profit on paper” doesn’t mean money in the bank. Starting with poor invoicing and weak payment terms, through hired help like CPAs and CFOs, Matt takes us from watchful panic to financial confidence. He reveals how he helped clients rework budgets, forecasts, and separate personal vs. business expenses—turning financial stress into sustainable growth.
Key takeaways include:
Guest links & resources:
🎙️ Hosts & Supporters
Hosts:
A big thank you to:
🤝 Our Sponsors
💬 Engage with us!
Read the full episode notes and join the conversation: What’s your biggest cash flow challenge?
Share your thoughts with Matt, Bernie, or Wayne.
📩 Reach us any time at [email protected]
You’re on the path from financial confusion to clarity—one smart step at a time.
Enjoy this episode? Explore more from Knack 4 Business:CLICK HERE
Disclaimer: Please note that the Knack 4 Business podcast episodes are meant solely for educational and general informational purposes. The information and opinions contained within are not intended to be professional advice on any subject matter. The thoughts, views, and opinions expressed by the participants are their own beliefs and do not represent the views of the podcast hosts or any affiliated organizations.
It is important to note that this podcast is not a replacement for consulting with certified experts in your area who possess knowledge of your unique situation. The hosts of the podcast, along with any participants or affiliated groups, do not take responsibility for any actions taken or not taken based on the information presented in this episode.
It is highly recommended that individuals seek guidance from their advisors in fields such as accounting, law, or other pertinent areas prior to undertaking any actions or making decisions that may impact their financial, legal, or other aspects of life.