Why 2020 Might Be Good For Your Business On August 15, 2007, I was in a Toyota Hilux navigating a dried red clay “road” at […]
Category Archives: Growth
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Feb
Feb
Owning a business is the quintessential American Dream. Pulling up your bootstraps and making the dream a reality is one of the highest cultural goals […]
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Dec
Dec
That’s right, we’re not for everyone. Unlike most accounting practices, Red Earth is for a specific type of client. Accounting is a profession that every […]
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Nov
Nov
As the WeWork saga continues, there are hundreds of commentators offering analysis in the wake of the massive IPO debacle. Since my last blog post, […]
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Nov
Nov
How many times have you said or heard that phrase? Dumb question, because in 2019 this refrain is so commonplace. Productivity despair is a reality […]
Cash Flow, Cash Management, Growth, Practice Management
7 Lessons Learned from the WeWork IPO Debacle
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Oct
Oct
Every once in a while, a great business story captures the attention of millions. A game-changing iPhone made Apple the talk of the nation. Netflix […]
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Jul
Jul
You are probably already making $1,000 per hour and just don’t realize it. This astounding claim is the most interesting point of Perry Marshall’s book […]
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Jun
Jun
Your business is growing quickly and you are approaching the next step on the growth stairway. This step includes the risk of taking on more debt […]
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Oct
Oct
Is this the most wonderful time of the year? October is here bringing with it cool weather, changing leaves and the baseball playoffs. To make it even better, the Cubs are in the postseason again! If their streak continues, I’ll have another sleep deprived month cheering them on to a repeat World Series. All this baseball has me thinking about great baseball movies. There is no shortage of quality movies about this American pastime but certainly one of my fa […]
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May
May
If you’re an investor, a small business owner or a finance executive you’ve probably heard the phrase, “Cash is Trash.” Since the Federal Reserve went on its stimulus rampage after the beginning of the great recession almost eight years ago leading to QE1, QE2 and other variations of monetary stimulus it has encouraged the interest rates to lower to zero and negative in some cases. The savers of the world are bemoaning this policy as their cash […]
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