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#341 // 3 Things That Stop Money From Coming Into Your Business

#341 // 3 Things That Stop Money From Coming Into Your Business

Published 1 week, 4 days ago
Description

You are doing a good job, with good people, for good people, using good materials, for good money (on paper). Cool. None of it counts until the money hits your account. 


In this episode: 


-why invoicing + getting paid should be the BEST part of your week 

-the fear behind late invoices + variations, and how to face it head on 

-sending invoices + variations on time, every time 

-talking about money on site, and in the office, before it becomes a problem 

-having someone chase up overdue invoices every single week 



Remember, the only way to get better about talking about money is to talk about money. 


Combine talking about money with knowledge of money (ie GP, NP, %’s etc) and you will progress much faster in building a business that is a blessing to yourself, your family, your clients, your staff, your community, and anyone who comes in contact with it. 


Much love x







Primary  goal


Educational



Summary


In this episode, Greg Crowe explores the three key reasons why businesses often struggle to receive payments and how to overcome these obstacles. He emphasizes the importance of timely invoicing, clear communication, and aggressive follow-up on receivables to ensure cash flow and business success.



Keywords


business cash flow, invoicing, receivables, communication, business tips, payment collection, financial management, entrepreneurship, small business, Greg Crowe



Key Topics


The importance of invoicing and getting paid

Common reasons for delayed payments

How fear and disorganization affect invoicing

Strategies for timely invoicing and variations

The role of communication in payment collection

Chasing overdue receivables effectively

Using systems like Dave for business management

The mindset shift needed for better cash flow



Takeaways


Invoicing and getting paid should be the best part of your week.

Fear and disorganization are major barriers to timely payments.

Communicate clearly and regularly about invoices and variations.

Always send invoices on site or immediately after work.

Chase overdue receivables weekly and persistently.

Use systems to track and manage receivables effectively.

Understand your numbers to communicate value confidently.



 Sound Bites


"Invoicing and getting paid should be the best part of your week."

"Fear and disorganization are major barriers to timely payments."

"Chase overdue receivables weekly and persistently."



Chapters


00:00 Introduction: Why Cash Flow Matters

01:53 The Root Causes of Payment Delays

03:48 Fear and Disorganization as Barriers

06:04 The Power of Timely Invoicing

07:52 Systematizing Invoicing and Admin

10:01 Communicating About Variations and Extra Costs

11:47 The Importance of Regular Follow-Up

14:00 Using Numbers to Strengthen Payment Conversations

15:56 Chasing Overdue Receivables Effectively

17:48 Case Studies and Personal Stories

19:56 Taking Control of Your Cash Flow

21:52 Final Tips and Mindset Shifts

23:45 Conclusion: Make Invoicing the Best Part of Your Week

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