Andy Frisella

You don't want to make habits of those things, but let's be real, dude.

Every business that starts off starts in the same position.

So the reason I say all this is because I don't want you to feel like it's just you.

That's every business, okay?

Dude, secondly, the best thing that you could do

is to get a really good bookkeeper, someone that is very familiar with cash flow and how to allocate it, where it needs to go.

You don't gotta get a CPA yet or a CFO, but a very strong bookkeeper that can help you manage the cash coming in.

And that is an investment that will pay for itself exponentially that you can make now, even when cash is tight, because it's not that expensive, that will make a huge difference.

Another thing you can do is you could just teach yourself how to do it.

You know, we didn't have complicated accounting or bookkeeping for a very long time.

And Chris and I just did it on Excel.

So, I mean, there's no right or wrong way to do it.

But now we live in this age where there's all this great software.

There's all these great technologies.

There's very smart people.

And you have to lean into that because these are skills that you don't have yet.

Listen, chaos is entrepreneurship.

Yeah, there is.

It's not when when does it get chaotic?

It's chaotic by nature.