How to Spend Money Wisely: Crash Course Entrepreneurship #14

So we’ve learned a lot of strategies to fight off failure. But we could be doing all this right and still fail if we straight-up run out of money.

Expenses can pop-up, supplies can suddenly be hard to find, or delivering the most value to customers can involve some expensive choices. Businesses can run out of money -- it happens. But it doesn’t have to happen to us.

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