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One of the fastest ways to destroy a business isn’t a bad idea, a weak product, or even a lack of customers. It’s something far more common and far more dangerous. Mixing your personal money with your business money. www.francoisentrepreneur.org

When you mix funds:
In simple terms:
👉 If your business and personal finances look the same, the law may treat them the same.
That means:
Your house, your savings, your car — all potentially at risk.
Professional entrepreneurs understand this principle:
Separation equals protection.
Separate bank accounts.
Separate cards.
Separate mindset.
Your business must stand on its own financially and legally.
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