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Books mentioned in the episode:
Profit First: Transform Your Business from A Cash-Eating Monster to A Money-Making Machine by Mike Michalowicz (https://mikemichalowicz.com/profit-first/)
Entrepreneurs mostly focus on the marketing, sales, and customer side of the business. But paying too much attention to these areas may mean missing out on the value that matters most hidden inside your numbers – your money.
Today, let’s talk about the sexy part of the business. We have here Rob te Braake, Founder of Insight Matters, to educate us about finances and the data we should be looking for and including in our bookwork. He also shares how analysing and understanding your revenue can help you make better decisions and get the best results for your business.
Need some clarity on your numbers? Then, tune in to this podcast episode right now.
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Rob te Braake has been coaching entrepreneurs to get clarity and valuable insight into their business, goals, and numbers. Rob’s career in the corporate world gave him a deeper understanding of interpreting numbers and translating them into a business perspective. Rob is also the founder of Insight Matters, where they provide financial reporting and analysis to small & mid-sized agencies, including KPIs and business strategies.
Connect with Rob on LinkedIn or drop by his website to find out more about their services. Want to have a financial game plan from Rob’s awesome team? Click here to get a 25% discount!
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