EOFY vibes, team — coffee in one hand, chaos in the other. Alright legends… we’re almost there. Not finished. Not tidy. Not serene. But we’re moving — and that’s what counts. If you’re currently surrounded by receipts, half‑done payroll, and that one invoice that’s definitely hiding out of spite… you are not alone. Grab your coffee, take a breath. Inside the community this week, we’re celebrating progress wins only: Drop your “I actually did a thing” moment below. We’re closing out this year together — caffeine‑fuelled, slightly chaotic, but absolutely capable. Let’s roll into 1 July with cleaner books and fewer gremlins.

EOFY Reminder: Tomorrow (30 June) run all reports from any sub‑systems you use — especially Accounts Receivable and Inventory. Some platforms don’t keep historical data once July ticks over, so save everything while it’s still accurate.

I will be doing an end of year Q&A here on Skool on friday 26th June at 4pm. I will add this as a webinar. Would you like that?

Did you hit any roadblocks while going through the end of financial year action series. Let me know-I would like to help.

EOFY Financial Health Check Today we zoom out and look at the big picture. You’ve cleaned up your accounts, checked payroll, reviewed pricing, and sorted your stock. Now it’s time to understand the actual health of your business before the new FY kicks off. This is your CEO moment. 1. Review your debtors (who owes you) - What’s overdue - What needs following up - What needs writing off - Who is consistently late Cashflow starts here. 2. Review your creditors (who you owe) - Outstanding bills - Old unpaid invoices - Subscriptions you don’t use - Suppliers you need to renegotiate with This stops money leaking out. 3. Look at your cashflow patterns - Which months were tight - Which months were strong - What caused the dips - What you can plan for this year EOFY is the perfect time to reset your rhythm. 4. Review your spending - What blew out - What wasn’t worth it - What you need to budget for next year - What you can cut This is where profit hides. 5. Check your profit for the year - Compare to last year - What improved - What dragged you down - What you’ll focus on next This gives you clarity and direction.