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Jeff Rose is Certified Financial Planner that 3 years ago sold his wealth management to become a full-time online educator. He has a blog, book, and youtube channel that reaches 400,000 unique visitors to his website per month.
Jeff currently writes for Forbes and Entrepreneur and has been featured in USA Today, Wall Street Journal and Fox Business where he talked personal finance, entrepreneurship and online business.
In this episode, we talk about his journey and the lessons he learned along the way.
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What is the goal of running a business? I argue that everyone's goal is to create value. Ultimately for themselves, but also for their customers and those around them.
I break this process into 4 elements and identify some ways you can measure the value you're creating.
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In the busyness of life and work, it's easy to get distracted by the things around us.
In this week's episode, I spoke to Joshua Becker, a multiple-time best seller, and his newest book, Things That Matter.
Check out Joshua's work:
Things That Matter book (aff)
Becoming Minimalist
The Hope Effect
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Understanding what key metrics to choose is extremely important. The wrong metric can give you the wrong information. The right metric can help you make better decisions in your business.
In this episode, I break down the 7-step process of identifying the right KPIs.
To learn more, reach out to me here: kurtishanni.com/consulting
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Today I'm being joined by Corey Nicholson. We talk about his journey of starting in e-commerce at age 16 and finding the right opportunity to capitalize.
Follow Corey's journey on Twitter or Youtube.
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Financial Statements can be hard, but they're not as hard as they seem.
Today I break down the basics of the 3 Financial Statements.
If you're interested in the cohort, you can join here:
Cohort Course "Financial Statements Decoded" (Discount code: PODCAST)
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Today I’m being joined by Josh Patrick and we talk about building a sustainable business, the 4 types of profit, creating financial dashboards, and managing cash flow.
Josh is a consultant and author who has written two books: Sustainable & The Sale Ready Company.
Buy the Sustainable book
Email Josh: [email protected]
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Everyone wants to be successful, but everyone also has their own definition of success.
So, based on your definition, how can you be successful?
Sure, having talent is nice, but it's not the most important factor. Shoot, not even one of the top factors.
In this episode, I explore the 5 factors I think contribute more to your success than talent.
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Personal finance is hard with all the jargon and concepts. In today's episode, I attempt to simplify it for you by picking 24 concepts I think you should know.
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From the publisher's feed
Each Tuesday, Kurtis talks to a business owner who has gone "through the storm" in their business.
In short, our goal is to have real conversations with business owners navigating…
From cash pressure and margin strain to growth decisions and capital tradeoffs, each episode explores what actually happened when the path forward wasn’t obvious.
Hosted by Kurtis Hanni, fractional CFO and founder of Bison CFO, the show focuses on real conversations: what options leaders considered, how decisions were made with imperfect information, and the result that followed.
These conversations are designed to help business owners see they’re not alone and ultimately, make better financial decisions by learning from others.
Show notes and resources at smbfinanceos.com.