EP 411: The Economics of Cashflow (Remix)
If we want to understand the tiny economy of our businesses, then we have to understand cashflow.
Toward the end of last week's episode, Kate Strathmann talked about the importance of understanding the "tiny economy" of your business. Digging into cashflow is a perfect way to do just that. When we start thinking about how money flows 3 dimensionally, we start to see new opportunities for investment, growth, and exercising our values.
This episode originally aired in September 2021. Turns out, I needed an extra week to put together the economics of attention, and this piece followed up my conversation with Kate beautifully. I'll be back next week with an all-new episode!
Footnotes:
This episode originally aired in September 2021. Turns out, I needed an extra week to put together the economics of attention, and this piece followed up my conversation with Kate beautifully. I'll be back next week with an all-new episode!
Footnotes:
- Cashflow Is A Feminist Issue (essay version)
- SBA report on credit market experiences among new business owners
- Report on the gender gap in business financing (CBS News)
- The Valuable Business of Maintenance Work
- Your Biggest Small Business Opportunity is Doing Less
- Decolonization is for Everyone: TEDx talk by Nikki Sanchez
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If you’d like to learn more about how we can approach life and work differently, check out my book, What Works. I explore the history and cultural context that’s led us to this success-obsessed, productivity-oriented moment. Then I guide you through deconstructing those messages and then rebuilding a structure for work-life that works.
