“Pretty much every business in the world can use help with capital allocation because almost no one in the world knows what capital allocation is or how to do it well or how to do it properly or how to again even measure their returns.” One of my quotes from the video below.
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Today, I give My Thoughts on the importance of Capital Allocation.
I don’t look at the income statement really at all…
“I look at the balance sheet and the cash flow statement almost 100%, probably put 5% effort into looking at the P&L (income statement for private businesses) statement and that’s mainly on the expense sides to see where we can cut expenses.”
One of my quotes from the video below.
Let’s get to it…
In the 18-minute video above, I tell you my thoughts on the importance of Capital Allocation.
Here are some of the things I talked about in the video above…
- What is Capital Allocation
- Why Capital Allocation is important
- Why most business owners know nothing about Capital Allocation
- And more…
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