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Episode 23: When, Why, and how to Delegate Delegation is not dumping work—it is a deliberate leadership skill. In this episode, we talk about how to know when it is time to let go of a task, project, or decision, and how

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Hosted by Kash & Sassy · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 26 episodes
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Past the Balance Sheet is a podcast about the messy truth of business no one talks about. Hosted by Kash and Sassy , this show goes beyond the reports and metrics to explore what’s really happening behind the numbers — cash flow pressure, leadership decisions, growth that feels heavier than expected, and the emotional weight of building something that has to last. Each episode blends financial clarity with human context, creating honest conversations for founders, operators, and leaders who know the numbers matter but also know they’re not the whole story. This isn’t bookkeeping talk or highlight-reel entrepreneurship. It’s real business, real decisions, and real conversations — for people building with intention.
Kash & Sassy hosts Past the Balance Sheet, a business show with 26 episodes published.

Episode 23: When, Why, and how to Delegate Delegation is not dumping work—it is a deliberate leadership skill. In this episode, we talk about how to know when it is time to let go of a task, project, or decision, and how

Episode 22: Going Behind the Curtain on HR In this episode of Past the Balance Sheet , Kash and Sassy step outside the finance lane and into the human side of business: HR, workplace culture, boundaries, and accountabili

Episode 21: Ethical Decision Making In this episode of Past the Balance Sheet , Kash and Sassy dig into the uncomfortable but necessary conversation around ethics in business. Not as a legal checklist, but as a leadershi

Episode 20: The Milestone Episode — What Comes Next for Past the Balance Sheet We made it to Episode 20, and this one is a little different. In this milestone episode, Kash and Sassy take a step back to reflect on the jo

Episode 19: Sometimes the biggest cash leak in a business is not a vendor, customer, or payroll — it is the owner. In this episode of Past the Balance Sheet, Kash and Sassy unpack the uncomfortable but necessary conversa

Episode 18: Leadership and People Management In this episode of Past the Balance Sheet , Kash and Sassy dig into one of the most overlooked financial drivers in business: leadership and people management. Most business o

Episode 17: Depreciation and amortization show up on your financials every month, but most business owners do not fully understand what they mean, where they show up, or why they matter. In this episode of Past the Balan

Episode 16: Budget vs. Forecast: Why Your Plan and Reality Check Are Not the Same Thing January starts with big goals, clean spreadsheets, and a budget that feels solid. Then real life happens. Revenue shifts, expenses s

Episode 15: ROI gets thrown around in business all the time, but most leaders are not really asking about return on investment. They are asking whether the cost feels uncomfortable. In this episode of Past the Balance Sh

Episode 14: The 5-Year Commitment to Self – The Time Capsule Reveal In this episode of Past the Balance Sheet, we’re going beyond goals, timelines, and “perfect timing” and talking about the deeper commitment it takes to

Episode 13: Three months in. Thirteen episodes deep. One messy, honest milestone. In this episode of Past the Balance Sheet, Kash and Sassy pause to reflect on the first 90 days of the podcast: why they started, what the

Episode 12: The Messy Middle: Why Feeling “Behind” Might Mean You’re Right Where You Should Be There’s a version of business growth that looks clean from the outside. Clear milestones, steady progress, and a straight pat

Episode 11: Hard Decisions That Saved the Business There’s a version of business advice that makes hard decisions sound clean and obvious. See the problem, make the call, move forward. But real leadership rarely works th

Episode 10: The Contrast of the CFO and CEO Relationship In this episode of Past the Balance Sheet, Kash and Sassy break down the real differences between how founders, CEOs, and CFOs see the same numbers—and why those d

Episode 9: Growth sounds good—until it isn’t. In this episode of Past the Balance Sheet, we’re talking about what happens when a business scales faster than its systems, cash flow, and leadership can support. Because mor

Episode 8: The Cost of “Good Enough” Financials Most business owners aren’t aiming for perfect financials. They just want their numbers to be “good enough” to keep things moving. But over time, “good enough” becomes expe

Episode 7: Every business reaches a moment where staying the same is no longer an option. In this episode of Past the Balance Sheet, we talk about pivoting — what it really looks like in real time, and why the hardest pa

Episode 6: Profit on Paper, Panic in Real Life Your financial statements say the business is profitable… but your bank account tells a different story. In this episode of Past the Balance Sheet, Kash Rocheleau and Sassy

Episode 5: When Growth Breaks Your Systems Growth is supposed to feel like success. More customers. More revenue. More momentum. But for many business owners, growth is the exact moment things start to feel harder instea

Episode 4: Payroll is one of the biggest expenses in most businesses — and one of the most emotionally charged. But it’s not just about cutting checks. It’s about structure, sustainability, and the responsibility of lead
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