James Sinclair interesting Video on running a Ice Cream Business

[Chris Ashdown]

Just found a Video on James Sinclair with a explanation on how he runs multiple companies to keep costs down his main business is Rossi Ice Cream

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[zomex]

Really like his content, his brain must tick at 100 miles per hour.

 

[Mark T Jones]

The old cynical money lender in me can't find any real evidence of successful or profitable business (except possibly for a property business)

Not for me to worry about, but if he was looking for funding I'd need a lot of extra information

 

[zomex]

The old cynical money lender in me can't find any real evidence of successful or profitable business (except possibly for a property business)

Not for me to worry about, but if he was looking for funding I'd need a lot of extra information

How you checked company house for his company accounts?

 

[ecommerce84]

Really like his content, his brain must tick at 100 miles per hour.

Me too.

I came across his channel about 6 months ago and I’ve been back and watched nearly everything.

I like the variation across his businesses and he presents well.

 

[Jprandss]

The old cynical money lender in me can't find any real evidence of successful or profitable business (except possibly for a property business)

Not for me to worry about, but if he was looking for funding I'd need a lot of extra information

He used to go over profit and loss in the older vids, I remember one childcare site doing around £250k in profit. He has around 10 of them I think.
Although it seems to all be EBITDA, and I suspect a huge amount of borrowing costs.

 

[Mark T Jones]

He used to go over profit and loss in the older vids, I remember one childcare site doing around £250k in profit. He has around 10 of them I think.
Although it seems to all be EBITDA, and I suspect a huge amount of borrowing costs.

EBITDA is always fun, but not quite as much fun as turnover.

As I say, bot important to me, but if I needed to create a business relationship I'd be looking

A) to break through the self-awarded titles and accolades

B) to ask serious questions about the numbers