Growing a business can be demanding and this is especially so when despite growth things seem to be getting harder not easier. You start to see things that don’t fit the picture of a business moving in the right direction. Below are four of the most common signals. Each one has several possible causes, andContinue reading “Four Signs Your Business Needs a Health Check”
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Late payment needs to be a boardroom liability
Until late payment becomes a boardroom liability rather than a CFO strategy, nothing will change.
Break-even is the new benchmark as business becomes ever more lonely
A growing number of UK small business owners are struggling with exhaustion, isolation and loneliness,
In 2026 Stop being polite about cashflow
Businesses across the UK are being warned that more so-called “zombie” companies could collapse in 2026.
Navigating Founder Isolation: The Role of a Business Coach
There’s a moment that comes for almost every founder—usually around 2 a.m., staring at a spreadsheet or lying awake worrying about wages—when you realise something profound: being brilliant at what you do and actually running a business are two completely different skill sets.
Achieve Business Success: Plan, People, Profit Strategy
Inspiring conversation with Colin Crooks, serial social entrepreneur and MBE recipient, where he shared practical wisdom for building thriving, balanced businesses.
Unlock Business Success: Essential Guide by Colin Crooks
Colin Crooks’ book “Prosper with Purpose” is highlighted as FSB’s Business Book of the Month.
The Real Answer Isn’t More Debt, it’s Getting More Customers.
Colin highlights that firms need cash flow solutions. The real answer isn’t more debt, it’s getting more customers.
Lambeth’s First FSB Coffee Morning
FSB Lambeth coffee mornings are the ideal, intimate way to get advice and meet useful contacts
L Plates for Entrepreneurs
It’s time for Britain to introduce the entrepreneurial equivalent of L plates. Picture this: new business owners could register for a “Learner Business” status, triggering a package of support designed specifically for their vulnerable first years.
