In this episode, host Jim Mayer interviews guest Susanne Mariga, a fractional CFO and expert in the Profit First method. Susanne shares her journey in finance and entrepreneurship and explains how the Profit First method helps businesses prioritize profit and financial stability. She discusses the allocation of revenue in Profit First, creating an illusion of scarcity, and the impact of Profit First on company culture. Susanne also addresses the unique challenges faced by minority entrepreneurs and provides strategies for financial success. She emphasizes the importance of assessing and improving company culture through financial strategies and shares insights from her Profit Talk podcast. The episode concludes with Susanne offering a resource for determining profitability percentages. Takeaways
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Please visit her website Profit First
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