The Math of Business: Cash Flow Formulas for Decision-Making

Failing to do the math of business compromises your ability to decisively decide what to do differently because it’s hard to be confident in taking on a new action or stopping an old one when you can’t do the math.

Those who understand the math of business start with their financial statements to generate higher operating cash flows and profits by working with the following outputs:

The best business leaders have mastered the math of business such that they consistently use proven business math to quantify the results of actions taken to understand what works, what doesn’t, and where they are at risk across their business.  They use relevant business equations to develop more control over their business through the application of the “black or white” power of business math to their decision-making.

Applying the math of business to your business is the best way to understand patterns, quantify relationships, and predict the future.

To use the cash component of BusinessCPR™ Mastering the Math of Business Toolset, enter your data into each of the yellow cells provided to help you see across nine essential cash management formulas your cash position. Do this because every time a business loses control over its cash, it will quickly find itself in financial trouble.

If you would like help building your cash reserves to better position your business for success while reducing your stress, click here to learn the ten most fundamental ways to improve your cash position.

If you want to talk through how best to improve your cash position, click here to speak with one of our certified BusinessCPR™ Business Scientists to learn how to use the math of cash to improve your cash position.