
90. The Two Biggest Mistakes Business Owners Make With Financials
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There are two rules about financials that I was taught early in my career, which honestly, I didn't understand the significance of at the time. But now as I've seen the consequences of not following those rules, I understand perfectly why they were emphasized so much. Not following these particular rules are the two most common and dangerous mistakes I've seen business owners make when it comes to financials. What are they? Tune it to find out!
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