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How Founders Survive The Cash Flow Squeeze
Most first-time founders obsess over revenue growth, but the real killer is usually cash flow timing. In this episode, Lucas and Luna dissect a specific case where a promising software company nearly collapsed not because it lacked customers, but because its payment terms created a three-month liquidity gap. They explore how changing invoice cycles from net thirty to net fourteen saved the business, why gross margin can mask operational fragility, and the simple banking maneuver that gives founders breathing room when receivables lag. If you are building a company, understanding the…
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