Watch Small Business Problem Solved #1: Funding

Video Transcript

Introduction

Dr. Paul:
Hey all, Dr. Paul here — business consultant.

Today we’re tackling one of the biggest challenges small business owners face: funding. It’s tough even in the best of times, but right now, things have gotten much more complicated.

The Problem: Funding is Harder Than Ever

Getting business funding is more difficult today than it’s been in years.
Inflation is rising, government policies keep shifting, and banks are tightening their credit terms.

On top of that, investors are making wild demands before even considering putting money into a business. It’s no wonder that securing capital feels almost impossible for many entrepreneurs.

Why It Matters

Let’s face it — if you don’t have funding, your business might never launch.
You won’t grow, and you might not even keep your doors open.

Funding is the foundation of every successful business — and solving this problem should be a top priority.

The Solution: Have a Plan

First and foremost — have a plan.

Write it down. Define your steps clearly so you can execute them.

Start with your business plan. Identify exactly how much funding you need to start or grow. Then, make a list of banks and investors you’ll target.

Once you have that roadmap — execute. Take action. Follow up. Adjust as needed. That’s how you move from idea to funding success.

Wrap-Up

Hopefully, this information helps you tackle your funding challenges.

If you found this useful, leave a comment, like, and subscribe — and let me know what your biggest funding hurdle has been!

About Dr. Paul Borosky

Hey all, Dr. Paul Borosky here, owner of Quality Business Plan.

I provide:

• Startup and existing business consulting

• Business plan writing and planning services

• Fractional CFO and COO support

• Financial budgeting and modeling

My initial consultation is 30 minutes for $75, with no long-term commitment.
Thirty minutes can go a long way toward fixing your business problems.