Kevin enjoyed monthly dividends from his successful business, but nearly sabotaged his retirement dreams.
Tag archives: planning
Transforming your financial mindset
Transform your mindset and transform your business #finances with expert guidance and strategic #financialmanagement solutions.
Why it’s difficult to see the present clearly…
To create a strong business strategy you need clarity on where you are going and where you are today.
The blind men, the elephant and financial clarity
Internal intelligence is often scattered across different systems. When those systems don’t talk to each other it’s impossible to connect the dots.
How NASA’s rocket launch should shape your business strategy
While Mission Control must focus on conditions at a specific moment — when launching their rocket — you need a broader perspective for your business.
How to plan when your market keeps changing
How do you plan in an ever changing market? To stay resilient in 2025 you need to look at external factors as well as internal ones.
Planning ahead for 2025? Start by looking back
As 2025 kicks off are you finalising your business strategy without knowing your current financial position?
Storms, tariffs, and stagnation — what’s your plan?
From extreme weather to geopolitical upheavals. Volatility is becoming the norm.
We can’t get the money out of our bank
Over the past week, you might have seen some headlines about the collapse of the Silicon Valley Bank (SVB). If you were tempted to skip over those items because it has very little to do with you, I understand. Still, there are a few lessons that business owners in the UK can learn from this […]
How Amazon decides whether its products are viable
Here’s something new I’ve learned… When Amazon decides which products or services to develop, it follows a process it calls “Working Backwards”. The idea is that before they go develop something new, they picture the moment of the launch. Their marketing department drafts a press release announcing their new product. The details include the (as-yet […]
