“It took me really two years to sell the company… we missed a few deals because we couldn't keep on producing the financials at the time needed.”
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Riccardo Pisano
Practical Founders Podcast ·
“I've tried to keep the two companies separate as well so it's easier for finances in the future because if there's like loans going between all of them that's more confusing but if it's just like this is Tash Lens this is Tash Invest and I might eventually sell the Tash Lens book”
Get Rich Slow Club · 322. Do you really need a business plan?
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run two separate companies (Tash Lens and Tash Invest) to keep finances clean for future sale
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“Keep them very separate... not keeping good records... having an accountant who's going to hold you accountable for how you spend your money.”
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Said on Entrepreneurs on Fire
“We've split this into two separate forms so that you can identify not only just the risks but have a separate table for opportunities as well.”
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Jim Moran
The ISO Review Podcast ·
“They’re going to be splitting them up into two separate companies… you can buy both the NICs and the Rangers for $10 billion.”
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