The Anatomy of Building by Josh Rosenthal

The Anatomy of Building by Josh Rosenthal

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  • 005. Get a LOC

    Cash's most boring use is sitting in a bank account waiting for unknown catastrophes. Build out a rainy day strategy that doesn't require committing your cash to low interest savings accounts. Get a LOC instead and deploy your cash more wisely.

    That doesn't mean spend the cash you have. It could mean putting it in higher interest rate (but still liquid) situations.

    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit joshrosenthal.substack.com
    5 min
  • 004. Capital Sources

    There are a lot of Capital Sources out there. What source is the best for your needs?

    Today is all about where you go to get money.

    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit joshrosenthal.substack.com
    5 min
  • 003. Keep Your Books, Please

    Most business don't keep their books. And at the end of the year they over pay an accountant to do just enough to make the IRS happy.

    Don't get me wrong, we want to make the IRS happy, but keeping your books is more about helping your run a quality company. If you want to be a good business owner, be in your books weekly.

    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit joshrosenthal.substack.com
    4 min
  • 002. Who Do You Surround Yourself With?

    Every small business owner needs three layers of good people around them.

    1. Board of Directors - if you own 100% of your business this may not apply.

    2. Board of Advisors - these people help you in a different way than a board of directors.

    3. Good friends.

    Don't waste any of these relationships.

    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit joshrosenthal.substack.com
    5 min
  • 001. Keep the Dream Alive

    Your dream lives based on cash in the bank. A great product is necessary, but businesses survive all the time with a mediocre product. But no business survives without cash.

    Today, I push you back into your dream. What drove you to start your business? If you're running out of money and your discouraged, start by going back to your dream.

    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit joshrosenthal.substack.com
    5 min
  • 000. About the Podcast

    The Daily Small Business Podcast is all about keeping cash in the bank. There's nothing more important than cash in the bank as a small business owner.

    This is a podcast that will help small business owners better learn how to stay solvent. Because this is how the dream gets off the ground and/or stays alive.

    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit joshrosenthal.substack.com
    5 min
  • 00. About the host, Josh Rosenthal

    My name is Josh Rosenthal and I’ll be your host Charged with will condensing complex small business finance and accounting ideas down to 60 seconds.  Every day of the week. 

    In the last 14 years I’ve opened 11 retail locations, 2 warehouses, done a few real estate deals, written two books, purchased two companies, gave one back, planted a few churches, released 9 albums as a s s, started 5 100 mile runs and finished only one.  

    No matter how well or poorly my projects are doing the hardest and most important thing I do is hustle to keep cash in the bank.  Without it my dream fails.  

    The DSB is designed to help you either get your dream off the ground or keep it alive.

    This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit joshrosenthal.substack.com
    5 min

About The Anatomy of Building by Josh Rosenthal

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The Anatomy of Building brings a better way to think about starting businesses. It's easier than you think. And harder. I demystify how to start.