Prosperity on the Horizon
autor: Julianna Nagy
Nejnovější epizoda
How Do You Know If Your Business Can Actually Afford It?
How Do You Know If Your Business Can Actually Afford It?
O tomto podcastu
Prosperity on the Horizon is a short-form podcast for busy business owners and entrepreneurs who are looking for bite-sized episodes with actionable takeawawys to help them transform their business through the power of numbers.
Produced by Julianna @horizonaccounts , the podcast releases weekly, with short, easy to consume episodes, featuring clear cut strategies and education on how to use your numbers in informed decision making that will lead your business to prosperity.
We also release series built around specific topics so that each episode remains really bite-sized, to make the perfect show for you to listen to during your commute, gym session, dog walk or while preparing those lunch boxes.
Look out for new episodes dropping every Friday. Each episode is designed for busy parents, running their own business, who need something that they can fit into their frenetic schedule. This is why our episodes generally don’t last longer than 15 minutes.
Epizody
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- How Do You Know If Your Business Can Actually Afford It? · 19 min · Epizoda 126After a break, Julianna continues the focus on business numbers by explaining how to decide on new costs like hires, tools or marketing. The key message is that revenue is not…
- TAKING A SHORT BREAK - POD PAUSE ANNOUNCEMENT · 3 min · Epizoda 125We are taking a short break from the pod in August but we will be back in the second half of September with new episodes, new topics and something I have been building behind the…
- What Actually Changed on 1 July and What It Means for Your Business · 10 min · Epizoda 124Julianna, founder of Horizon Accounts, introduces a new series on building a strong financial year and explains key changes from 1 July. Superannuation must now be paid on payday…
- What You Can Still Do After June 30 and How to Make FY2027 Your Best Year Yet · 19 min · Epizoda 123In the final episode of the 2026 financial year, Julianna explains what still matters at year end and how to start 2027 with financial clarity. She outlines key deadlines…
- What Your Business Earns vs What You Can Actually Spend · 19 min · Epizoda 122In episode 122 of Prosperity on the Horizon, Julianna explains why business revenue and a healthy bank balance do not mean the money is yours to spend, because some funds are…
- Why Knowing Your Revenue Is Not Enough · 20 min · Epizoda 121Julianna explains why many founders feel cash is always tight even when revenue is strong and why a bank balance alone does not show the full picture. She clarifies the…
- Every June This Happens, Yet It Comes as a Surprise. Why? · 20 min · Epizoda 120Julianna explains what matters at the end of the 2026 financial year and what is time sensitive before 30 June. She outlines two key actions that must happen before year end…
- What Founders Do When They Don't Know What's Coming Next Month · 19 min · Epizoda 119Julianna explains how running a business without knowing your numbers creates constant uncertainty that costs time, money, energy and opportunities and increases anxiety…
- Can Your Business Support the Hire You Keep Putting Off? · 18 min · Epizoda 118Julianna explains that the hire founders keep delaying is usually a visibility problem rather than a money problem, because many people rely on feelings instead of data and do…
- Why the Money Always Seems to Run Out Before the Month Does · 16 min · Epizoda 117In episode 117 of Prosperity on the Horizon, Julianna explains why founders often feel like money “disappears” even in a good month. She describes three common causes: the delay…
- The Financial Decision You Made on a Gut Feeling · 18 min · Epizoda 116In episode 116, Julianna starts a new series about the decisions founders make when they do not have the right financial information in front of them. She explains how common…
- The 5-Minute Weekly Money Habit · 19 min · Epizoda 115In the final episode of this series, Julianna recaps recent topics on pricing, cash flow, knowing your expenses and paying yourself and explains that the key is having regular…
- How to Pay Yourself Without Guilt · 17 min · Epizoda 114In this episode, Julianna talks about the guilt many business owners feel when paying themselves, even when the business is healthy. She explains how the belief “I’ll pay myself…
- The Real Cost of Not Looking · 20 min · Epizoda 113Julianna shares a personal reflection on Hungary’s recent election and links it to a common pattern she sees in small businesses: the cost of avoiding the numbers. She explains…
- The Number You Should Know by Heart · 19 min · Epizoda 112Julianna explains why founders should know a few key financial numbers without relying on accounting software, because quick decisions about hiring, pricing and deals often need…
- Why Your Best Month Still Felt Tight · 19 min · Epizoda 111Julianna explains why a strong revenue month can still feel financially tight and why higher revenue does not always mean more cash in the bank. She outlines the difference…
- The Price You're Afraid to Charge · 16 min · Epizoda 110Julianna talks about the emotional side of pricing and why many small business owners undercharge because they fear losing clients. She explains that charging too little can…
- Where Did My Time Go? · 13 min · Epizoda 109In episode 109, Julianna talks about why business owners often feel their weeks disappear, with days filled by calls, emails, small problems, chores and screen time. She shares…
- Numbers Made Simple: Financial Confidence for Creative Entrepreneurs · 15 min · Epizoda 108In episode 108, Julianna explains that creative and service-based business owners don’t need to be “numbers people” to lead their businesses well; they need clear, relevant ways…
- The Smart Way to Prepare for a Stress-Free End of Financial Year · 10 min · Epizoda 107In episode 107, Julianna explains why the end of the financial year often feels rushed and stressful, and says it usually comes from not knowing where the business stands because…
