Payday shouldn’t be a guess.
Know if you can cover wages this week, and see where your cash is heading 13 weeks ahead.
Thinking about hiring? See whether a new wage holds over 13 weeks before you commit.
Three numbers. One answer. Plain English.
Can’t make 30 October? Join the list and I’ll let you know when the next session’s on.
Your numbers stay private. Cameras optional. You work on your own figures, and no one sees them but you.
For physios, OTs, psychologists, NDIS providers and consultants who are good at what they do and tired of guessing.
“Can I actually cover wages this week?”
If that question has ever crossed your mind at 2am, you’re missing a simple way to look. Most cashflow tools were built for accountants with dozens of categories, cost centres and jargon. No wonder you closed the tab.
This class strips it back to three numbers. Nothing complicated to learn. Five minutes a week to stay on top of it.
Not theory. Your own numbers, filled in, before you close the laptop.
See exactly where your cash is headed, 13 weeks ahead — not just this week's balance.
Leave with your own tracker filled in and ready to use from Monday morning.
A five-minute weekly check-in that tells you if you're okay, tight, or need to talk to someone — in plain English.
Bonus: an actuals-tracking sheet, so you can check your forecast against what really happened, week after week.
Barb Everson, B.Com CPA DipFinPlan Coach
Founder of OYBN — Own Your Business Numbers. Over 30 years across public practice accounting, financial controller roles, and running her own bookkeeping business.
She's spent that time watching capable business owners feel like a fraud the moment a spreadsheet opens — and knows the gap is never ability. It's that no one ever handed them a simple way to look.
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Free. Live online. Friday 30 October, 9am AEDT.
No credit card needed. You'll get a confirmation and a reminder before it starts.
Can’t make 30 October?
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You don't need to carry this alone.
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