Hosted by Deb Halliday · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 36 episodes
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Welcome to Profit First with Deb Halliday—the podcast for UK business owners who want to stop stressing over money, keep more cash, pay themselves more, and build a business that truly thrives.Hosted by Deb Halliday, certified Trainer and Profit First Professional, each episode delivers practical strategies, real stories, and actionable insights to help you implement the Profit First system in your own business. Whether you’re a coach, consultant, freelancer, or small business owner, you’ll discover proven methods to take control of your finances, boost profitability, and create lasting financial health.Expect expert interviews, success stories, and step-by-step guidance designed for the UK market. Tune in and start building a business that works for you—not the other way round.For more resources and support, visit debhalliday.co.uk.
Deb Halliday hosts Profit First with Deb Halliday, a business show with 36 episodes published.
After many conversations about Profit First, cash clarity, and building financially healthy businesses, this episode marks the final chapter of the Profit First with Deb Halliday podcast. In this short closing episode, D
In this episode, I explore how trust is really built in advisory relationships, and why it often forms after the meeting rather than during it. I share why trust isn’t created by polished explanations or confident delive
In this episode, I explore why some of the most effective advisory work happens at a slower, more deliberate pace. I talk about how speed is often mistaken for productivity, and how moving too quickly can create activity
In this episode, I explore the idea of advisory maturity and why it often goes unnoticed until it’s missing. I talk about the difference between immature and mature advisory, and how a lack of maturity usually shows up a
In this episode, I explore the difference between expertise and leadership in advisory work, and why real impact begins to happen when advisors move beyond simply providing answers. While technical knowledge remains esse
In this episode, I explore why real advisory confidence comes from structure, not certainty. I share how uncertainty is an unavoidable part of business, and why trying to sound certain often creates pressure rather than
In this episode, I explore why advisors so often become bottlenecks in their own businesses, not because others aren’t capable, but because too much responsibility quietly sits in one place. I talk about how decision mak
In this episode, I explore the difference between reactive and strategic advisory work, and why strategic thinking only becomes possible when the right conditions are in place. I talk about how reactive advisory is drive
In this episode, I explore why profit needs to be treated as a design choice within an advisory business, not as a reward that comes after the work is done. I share why the structure of an advisory business has a direct
In this episode, I explore the difference between being helpful and creating real value in an advisory role. I share how the instinct to be constantly helpful can, over time, unintentionally allow clients to avoid the de
I share why advice to “just increase your prices” often fails to create change, and why pricing conversations work best only after there’s clarity around profit, fixed commitments, and the owner’s pay. Without that found
In this episode, I explore a simple but often overlooked truth: even the best advice won’t create change if it arrives at the wrong time. Over the years, I’ve seen how decision-making is shaped not just by insight, but b
In this episode, I explore the role of advisory through the lens of the Profit First methodology, not as a set of tactics, but as a framework for creating financial clarity and better decision making in business. I share
This episode is about stepping back and asking a simple but important question — what is your business actually for? Too often, businesses grow in a way that puts more and more pressure on the owner, until life starts to
Profit First is designed to take the pressure out of money, so business owners can keep more cash, pay themselves properly, and build a business that actually supports their life. In this episode, I’m answering a questio
In this episode, I’m talking about why so much business stress isn’t personal — it’s structural. Many business owners assume they’re the problem when things feel overwhelming. They tell themselves they need to cope bette
In this episode, I’m talking about the difference between cashflow and wealth — and why understanding that difference is so important if you want long-term financial security as a business owner. Cashflow is about money
In this episode, I’m talking about why financial complexity so often adds stress instead of removing it. Many business owners assume that more reports, more data, or more sophisticated tools will give them clarity. But i
In this episode, I’m talking about the relationship many business owners have with their bank balance — and why it so often feels emotional rather than useful. For a lot of people, looking at the bank account brings anxi
In this episode, I explain why Profit First isn’t just a cashflow tool — it’s a redesign of how your business actually operates. I often hear people say that Profit First “didn’t work” for them, and in almost every case,
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Profit First with Deb Halliday is hosted by Deb Halliday. The show is categorised under business (entrepreneurship) and has published 36 episodes.
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