What is the difference between chaos and control?
We’ll bet that when you started your company, you were in control of everything. You were the owner, salesperson, manager, labourer, accountant and collections agent all wrapped up in one stressed-out package. For a while, amazingly, that actually worked for you. And now, as you and your business have grown, your superpowers have begun to falter. Maybe you just don’t have time to itemize receipts. Maybe the bills aren’t getting paid. Maybe your customers aren’t paying you. Now imagine if you could invoice for a job the moment it’s complete. Imagine knowing in advance what your profit will be and being able to plan operations around that income. Imagine collecting sooner. It’s not unusual for successful people to suddenly need help. And sometimes accepting that help is the smartest thing you can do to invest in the future of your business. If your numbers don’t seem quite right, if you’re a little (or a lot) out of control, and if you’re busier than ever but the cash ain’t flowing, you
