In this episode we have been talking a lot about money in the last few weeks. We had money as one of our key features in the retail breakthrough series and here in Australia, it’s pretty much tax time, so money is on everybody’s mind. So, I thought to myself who better to get on the show then someone who can just really iron out all the wrinkles when it comes to what you need to know in keeping your books straight clean. I don’t know what the technical term is for it but keeping them in in order let’s use that word

You know as a small business owner that cash flow can be a rollercoaster not just for you for any business whether you’re big or small and whether you’re looking to grow or just to smooth out those peaks and troughs hands up who’s had those me having access to external funds actually gives you and your business a little bit of breathing space, but when you’re a business, it can be a little bit tricky navigating the paperwork and the legalese that comes with getting your business access to those external funds. So, with over sixteen years of financial experience and a frequent contributor to radio and news shows, TV programs, magazines like entrepreneur and Inc and Forbes as well as the host of his own popular podcast Ty Crandall the business credit expert is going to show you how you can navigate your way to business credit success.

Is money really holding back the growth of your retail business, do you constantly tell yourself that you’ll autumn more stock hire more employees do more marketing when you hit a specific financial goal, but you never quite seem to manage to get that money in the bank. Well blending her therapeutic knowledge based in psychology and her metaphysical trainings in spiritual psychology Jen is going to come live and dive deep into how money is actually holding back the growth of your retail business.

Let me ask you, what was your first job, do you think that it had an impact on how you live your life well for today’s guest Thor Conklin yes that’s his name, his first job as a golf caddie was filled with rejection after rejection, but little did he know that those countless hours of working on the golf course walking, talking and asking non-stop questions of the business elite would have a profound influence on his career and a lifelong fascination of studying and muddling peak performers.