Most businesses don’t fail because they’re unprofitable.

They fail because they didn’t plan for a rainy day.

💥 Emergencies don’t send calendar invites.

And if you’re scrambling when a crisis hits, it’s already too late.

Here’s how to get ahead of the unexpected:

✅ Build an Emergency Fund

Set aside 3–6 months of expenses in an account you can tap quickly. It’s the cushion that can keep your business open when others are shutting down.

✅ Create a Worst-Case Budget

This stripped-down version of your finances helps you cut to the essentials—before panic sets in.

✅ Plan Now, Not Later

You don’t want to build your lifeboat in the middle of the storm. Do it when skies are clear.

🎯 Bottom line?

Be proactive, not reactive. That’s how you protect your family, your business, and your peace of mind.

📹 Watch the video to learn how to build a financial plan that’s ready for anything—and why the best leaders plan before they need to.