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The Bank Won't Call Your Bookkeeper | Pam Jordan

Pivot to Profit · 16 min

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Visit to work with Pam’s team. ️️️ What if the biggest threat to your business isn't a lack of sales - but a lack of financial ownership? In this powerful solo episode of Pivot to Profit, Pam Jordan tackles one of the most dangerous phrases business owners say: "Money isn't my thing." She explains why financial responsibility can never be outsourced, even when you have a bookkeeper, accountant, CFO, or finance team handling the day-to-day work. Drawing from real conversations with business owners and real-world examples of financial mismanagement, Pam shares why CEOs must stay connected to their numbers, understand their cash flow, and take ownership of the financial health of their businesses. From missed warning signs and cash flow problems to fraud and financial blind spots, this episode reveals why the bank won't call your bookkeeper when things go wrong - they'll call you.

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