Why the heck would I hire a Virtual CFO?

“I developed my skill set. That’s why I’m good at making money at will. But I’ve never been a CEO. There is a difference between being a coach and a speaker and a CEO. That’s the shift.”

I was talking to a successful marketing coach the other day (he brings in about $150,000 a month top line), and these are the words straight from his mouth - right after he told me that he has nothing in savings, today’s launch cover’s last week’s expenses, and he felt too embarrassed to ask for help.

He’s not dumb, or frivolous, or even alone in his situation. 87% of businesses are relying on the next client to pay last month’s bills. This is simply a symptom of having your head down, and buying into the constant mantra of “Sell, sell, sell. Sell at all costs.”

He is really good at his craft. Entrepreneurs are good at their "thing". 

But CEOs are responsible for the whole business.

That’s the shift.

And in order to take on that responsibility, CEOs need their eyes on what’s going on in the business, AKA “optics”.

And this is where “knowing your numbers” comes in.

The transition from Entrepreneur to CEO can be a really short transition. That’s were a virtual CFO comes in really handy.

You’re business isn’t big enough yet for a full time CFO, but it would grow a heck of a lot faster (and healthier) if you had the right optics and knew how to use the numbers - from forecasting the future, to goal-setting, team motivation, new product development, and getting more profit out of current operations.

Is your business ready for that shift? Not every business is. Claim a spot on my schedule and we will find out.

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