Quiet Wealth
Only 15% of america’s millionaires are self-made women, and I’m one of them. Personally, I don’t love that number, and that’s why I’m here to help you do it, too.
By now you’ve probably been asking yourself some of the questions I hear most often:
Do I need my own business?
How can I create passive income?
How do I protect my wealth as I continue growing it?
How do I teach my kids to be better at money than I was?
How do I REALLY invest and not just use a financial advisor?
And the biggest question of all, How do I WIN the money game?
Whether you’re a corporate VP, a small business owner, or a stay at home parent, if you’re invested in building generational wealth for your family, you’re in the right place.
I’m Camilla Jeffs. I’m a mom of 5, I own 5 businesses and I’m a general partner for a $200 million dollar real estate portfolio, and I built it from the ground up. I had to work really hard to acquire the financial knowledge it took to get my family out of the whole and into a stable financial position and I created Quiet Wealth as a resource for other women just like me - the CFO’s of their family that are committed to building generational wealth.
In this podcast, we’ll discuss the money mindset shift for success, investment strategies for the modern family, tax hacks and tools to set your kids up for financial success.
If you’ve ever been nervous to talk about money, or you’ve felt like it was taboo…you’re not alone. Women are made to feel like money isn’t a conversation for them - and at Quiet Wealth, we’re committed to changing that. I feel strongly that if we don’t talk about this, that number of self made female millionaires will never change.
Quiet Wealth
Analyzing a Business for Sale (Part 02) | Episode 115
Are you considering purchasing a business? Conducting thorough due diligence is imperative! Join Camilla Jeffs on the Quiet Wealth podcast's latest episode as we delve into the importance of due diligence when analyzing a business for sale.
During this episode, we highlight the key steps involved in conducting a comprehensive analysis of a business for sale. We start by emphasizing the significance of conducting a financial analysis. By carefully inspecting the income statements, balance sheets, profit margins, and cash flow of the business, you can gain valuable insights into its financial health and viability.
Furthermore, we explore the essential aspect of due diligence, which involves inspecting customer contracts, employee records, and supplier agreements. By meticulously examining these crucial documents, potential buyers can identify any potential red flags, assess the business's reputation, and evaluate the strength of its relationships with clients and suppliers.
Additionally, we dive into the importance of conducting a market analysis using the renowned SWOT analysis framework. This process enables you to assess the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats the business may face in the marketplace, helping you make better-informed decisions about its future prospects.
During the episode, we also delve into inspecting the business operations, employee retention rates, reviews from customers and clients, and the legalities involved. These aspects are vital in determining the overall health and stability of the business and ensuring it aligns with your goals and values.
Ready to enhance your business evaluation skills? Tune in to the latest episode of the Quiet Wealth podcast with Camilla Jeffs. Don't forget to share this enlightening episode with fellow entrepreneurs and subscribe for regular insights on wealth-building strategies and achieving business success.
In this episode, we talk about:
• Starting a business
• Why you need to analyze a business for sale before purchasing
• Analyzing the income statements, balance sheets, profit margin, and cash flow of the business for sale
• Documents needed for due diligence: customer contracts, employee records, supplier agreements
• What is market analysis
• Conducting a SWOT analysis
• Strengths: unique selling points, special skills, brand reputation
• Weaknesses: Limited resources, outdated tech, ineffective processes
• Opportunities: emerging market trends, new tech, changing consumer preferences
• Threats: intense competition, economic downturn, changing regulations
• Checking the business operations: employee retention, company culture, reviews from customers and clients, and legalities
• What to do when in doubt
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