#77. When too much growth in a business spirals out of control ... in today's episode, Sevana and Tiffany take on business lessons from the story of Barry Minkow, owner of ZZZZ Best Carpet Cleaning and share with you how to avoid the same mistakes in your business, including:

- how too much business can be a serious problem

- making desperate decisions in a desperate situation with a desperate mindset doesn't give your wins for your business or for you

- accidentally (or intentionally) finding yourself in the situation of "robbing peter to pay paul" can only lead to more serious cash flow issues

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