David RichterMost business owners don’t have a profit problem. They have a timing problem. Specifically they’re waiting for the “right time,” until there’s “more money," things “calm down," or they can “afford help.” And their business is quietly bleeding.
David RichterAs businesses grow, the money side of things becomes harder to manage. There are more bills to pay, more sales to track, more taxes to plan for, and more decisions that can affect your future.
David RichterRunning a business is exciting. You get to create, sell, and serve customers. But behind all of that, money has to move in and out smoothly. That movement is called cash flow—and it’s one of the most important parts of keeping a business alive.
David RichterMany business owners are turning to AI to make financial decisions, whether built into their software services or using ChatGPT, etc. The problem is that AI is not a replacement for a human CFO, and can cause you to lose out on profits as a result.