Yeah, been there. When I was managing cash flow for our startup, we had the same issue — revenue climbing, but the bank balance felt stuck. It turned out we were locking up too much in receivables and slow-moving stock. What helped me a lot was learning how to calculate the change in working capital properly over different periods. It’s not super complicated once you see a clear example. I found this source that breaks it down really clearly using real numbers from balance sheets. Once I started applying that, it became easier to see how even small shifts in inventory or payables could mess with cash flow.
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I’ve been thinking of switching from my paper notebook to something digital. I like journaling, but half the time I can’t read my own handwriting later, and I often misplace the notebook. I read a Liven app review where they mentioned features like prompts and mood tracking, which sounded interesting. Has anyone here tried using a digital journal regularly? I wonder if it feels as personal as writing on paper or if it actually makes reflection easier.