In this highlight episode, Stacey continues her three-part series on understanding the money in your business. Building on last week’s introduction to basic budgeting, Stacey dives deeper into why every business owner needs to know exactly where their cash is—what’s coming in, what’s going out, and what’s projected over the months ahead.

She shares insights from her coaching clients, many of whom feel hesitant or overwhelmed by finances, and explains how simple accountability practices can transform confidence around money. Stacey also reveals her own learning curve with business finances and why education is the key to making informed decisions.

Listeners will learn how to create individual budgets for products and events, price strategically, and forecast multiple scenarios so that decisions are based on real numbers—not gut instinct. Stacey’s examples from Port Macquarie Performing Arts show how using a basic spreadsheet can help determine whether projects are profitable, sustainable, or need to pivot.

In this highlight episode, Stacey continues her three-part series on understanding the money in your business. Building on last week&rsquo;s introduction to basic budgeting, Stacey dives deeper into why every business owner needs to know exactly where their cash is&mdash;what&rsquo;s coming in, what&rsquo;s going out, and what&rsquo;s projected over the months ahead.
She shares insights from her coaching clients, many of whom feel hesitant or overwhelmed by finances, and explains how simple accountability practices can transform confidence around money. Stacey also reveals her own learning curve with business finances and why education is the key to making informed decisions.
Listeners will learn how to create individual budgets for products and events, price strategically, and forecast multiple scenarios so that decisions are based on real numbers&mdash;not gut instinct. Stacey&rsquo;s examples from Port Macquarie Performing Arts show how using a basic spreadsheet can help determine whether projects are profitable, sustainable, or need to pivot.

Welcome to "How to Run a Successful Business (and Still Have a Life)". I'm your host, Stacey Morgan.

I'm a business coach, mum of three, and multi-award-winning entrepreneur who’s passionate about helping you create a business that works for you—not the other way around.

On this podcast, I share practical advice, relatable stories, and strategies to help you juggle the demands of entrepreneurship without losing sight of the life you want to live. Because building a thriving business and enjoying a fulfilling life? It’s absolutely possible... and I’m here to show you how.

Welcome to "How to Run a Successful Business (and Still Have a Life)". I'm your host, Stacey Morgan.
I'm a business coach, mum of three, and multi-award-winning entrepreneur who&rsquo;s passionate about helping you create a business that works for you&mdash;not the other way around.
On this&nbsp;podcast, I share practical advice, relatable stories, and strategies to help you juggle the demands of entrepreneurship without losing sight of the life you want to live. Because building a thriving business and enjoying a fulfilling life? It&rsquo;s absolutely possible... and I&rsquo;m here to show you how.

Join mum of 3 and owner of 3 successful business, Stacey Morgan as she shares her learnings about Motherhood, Marriage and Making it in Business.

How to Run a Successful Business (and still have a life!)

In this highlight episode, Stacey continues her three-part series on understanding the money in your business. Building on last week’s introduction to basic budgeting, Stacey dives deeper into why every business owner needs to know exactly where their cash is—what’s coming in, what’s going out, and what’s projected over the months ahead.  She shares insights from her coaching clients, many of whom feel hesitant or overwhelmed by finances, and explains how simple accountability practices can transform confidence around money. Stacey also reveals her own learning curve with business finances and why education is the key to making informed decisions.  Listeners will learn how to create individual budgets for products and events, price strategically, and forecast multiple scenarios so that decisions are based on real numbers—not gut instinct. Stacey’s examples from Port Macquarie Performing Arts show how using a basic spreadsheet can help determine whether projects are profitable, sustainable, or need to pivot.