Codie Sanchez: Your Blueprint to Financial Freedom

In my definition, good business equals Profitable? Cash flowing. What I call a cash flow versus cash suck business. So you get paid up front for a service, not after you provide a service. Sustainable, it can exist for a long time.

historial it has existed for a long time understandable, you can explain it to grandma really easily. And you have what's called the Lindy effect, the likelihood of the future continuing to cash flow just as it did in the past. Um, those are my parameters for a good business. A bad business would be a business that is unprofitable. Hard to understand, hasn't been around for very long. Um You get you have to provide the service before you get paid for the service. that is a business that is just much harder. That's a harder game to win.

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