The Winning Momentum Podcast with Scott Sinclair

• Biden drops out of race with a post on his X account that he doesn’t use • Will he resign the Presidency? • Consumer spending declines in the face of political unrest • Canadian interest rates declining.  Will the US be next? • Special guest, Tom Klausen, joins the show to tell us about his trip across Canada and his views on capital availability for small businesses

• Naval Ravikant on Fear and Greed • Sam Silverstein on Changing Results By Changing Thinking • To change your results; change your actions.  To Change your actions; change your thinking. • Secret Service and DEI failings? • The negative impact of conflicting organizational values

• Grant Cardone coaching scam? • Beyond Meat – beyond solvent

• Elon Musk versus Gavin Newsom • Economic Recession • Interest and Inflation • Financial Literacy for Business – What is a Balance Sheet

Sorry I'm suffering from allergies in this video Extract from Mornings With Scott Live Stream Introduction to ROI: Return on Investment, or ROI, is a key metric used to evaluate the profitability of an investment. It measures the gain or loss generated relative to the amount of money invested, providing insights into the efficiency and profitability of various business activities. Calculating...

Luxury Goods sales are down - indicating economic trouble

• Biden Crisis Leadership • Telling your story is crucial for brand building and capital raising. • The Phelan Feud by Stephen Kimber

Explaining Confusopolies 

What is ROI - Return on Investment.

How to spot a sham investment. The problems with family business succession.

The problems with Boeing.  You can’t have two cultures.

Welcome to the Winning Momentum Podcast!  In this episode, we dive into the dramatic true story of the Phelan family, who built and battled over one of Canada’s largest food service empires, Cara Operations. Our special guest, award-winning author Stephen Kimber, takes us through his new book, "The Phelan Feud." Episode Highlights: Introduction: Scott Sinclair introduces author Stephen K...

Welcome to our Financial Literacy for Business Series!  In this episode, we dive into the concept of liquidity and explore two key ratios: the current ratio and the quick ratio. What is Liquidity? Liquidity refers to a company's ability to meet its short-term financial obligations using its most liquid assets. These are typically cash or assets that can be quickly converted to cash without si...

Part of a financial literacy series started on TheScottSinclair.com.  

🌟 Welcome, budding marketers and business rockstars! 🌟 I'm Scott Sinclair, and in today’s video, we're diving into the essential ingredients of successful marketing: the 3Cs and the 4Ps. 📊✨ 🔍 Ever felt like marketing is a complicated puzzle? Want to know what I’m thinking about when I review or create a pitch deck? Well, today, we're going to simplify it with two powerful frame...

Hi, I’m Scott Sinclair. In this video, part of our Financial Literacy Series, I break down the concepts of Depreciation and Amortization—key components of EBITDA. Entrepreneurs and small business owners often ask me to explain these terms, so let's dive in! Key Points Covered: - Why financial literacy is crucial for small businesses and entrepreneurs. - The importance of understanding the lan...

Bankers, investors, stakeholders always want to know about your CAPEX. CapEx means capital expenditure. When you buy a capital asset, you are making a capital expenditure. For example, you spend $1.0 million on a production machine that has a 20 year useful life.  That’s an investment over 20 years and therefore you don’t expense the $1.0 million on your income statement the year you pay the money...

“I think that, every time you see the word EBITDA, you should substitute the word ‘bullshit’ earnings.”  Charlie Munger Why is EBITDA important and what is it exactly?  Continuing our Financial Literacy Series for Business.

In this Episode, Alex Burlatschenko of Cortland Credit Group Inc. joins me to discuss Private Credit for medium and small businesses. We discuss: - the current economic pressures on medium and small businesses, including interest rates and inflation - the pressure on Regional and smaller Banks and the drying up of business capital - the availability of Private Debt and alternative lenders - what P...

Do you want to improve results?  It doesn't matter if it's your business, career or personal life: • accepting truth leads to different choices • different choices lead to different thinking • different thinking leads to different actions • different actions lead to different results Truth ➡ Choices ➡ Thinking ➡ Actions ➡ Results That's the formula and also the focus of this week&ap...

In this Episode, I discuss the warnings of investor Kevin O’Leary, Mr. Wonderful, about the availability of capital to medium and small businesses.   There is none.   And the cost of debt – interest rates – has increased a lot, often more than doubled.  That causes problems for borrowers and therefore banks, which feeds the cycle of negativity. This Episode details action plans for you and your bu...

Welcome back for another Season! In this Episode, I review Jordan Peterson's battle with the College of Psychologists of Ontario and demonstrate that the issue is not at all what you’ve been told.   It is not an epic battle between a free speech crusader and a government limiting free speech. Peterson is wrong on the micro issue of his Profession.  But he has played this brilliantly for persu...

In this Episode we’ll discuss Competition in the context of a business pitch and the 3Cs and 4Ps of market strategy. I’ll take a look at Canadian Premium Sands, a junior public company I find interesting. And anything else a live audience might want to discuss!

Let’s talk Tangible Net Worth.

Identify common enemies early in a negotiation to create a bond far more powerful than common goals