$400K Tied Up in Stock She Couldn't Sell

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Imagine having $400K tied up in stock you can't sell. That's what happened to Eva—and it might be happening to you too. In this episode, I'll walk you through a simple 15-minute audit to identify your bottom 25% of products and calculate exactly how much they're costing you in rent, opportunity cost, and lost revenue. You'll discover how one $20 product could generate over $1 million in revenue in just 16 weeks—if you stop holding onto dead stock. Ready to free up cash and space for products that actually sell? Let's dive in. Resources mentioned: Nine Failproof Ways to Move Stock: https://selenaknight.com/stock

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