] Kris explains a program called the Paycheck Protection Program, which you can check out here. This can be a lifeline and a source of financial relief. The point of it is to promote the retention of employees by subsidizing small businesses. [11:03] Understand your cash picture and all the different variables to project and forecast where your cash is going in the next couple of months. Using a spreadsheet will give you a realistic look at cash flow. [13:40] Grab as much funding and loan protection as you can that makes sense for your business. Many of the expenses will be forgivable, and it will help keep our employees with us instead of letting them go. [19:47] Be sure you jump on the Paycheck Protection Program sooner rather than later, as you have until June 30, for now. [20:05] The Economic Injury Disaster Loan allows businesses expedited access to capital through an emergency fund. [23:29] This can be a time that we experience stress and high anxiety, and it is normal for that to affect our decision making. It is important to stay informed, but not fall prey to sensationalism and fear in the news. [25:55] Get creative on how you can shift into a place of power and how you can reach your personal best at home. [30:02] Three ideas to continue work during this time: 1. Start an online preschool free to existing parents or with a small fee to new parents. 2. Take all the blog posts and content you have already written and pull them together to write a book. 3. Work on the outdoor appearance of your school so that by the time we are back in session, it’s even more beautiful and landscaped! [35:43] Just some of the successful and innovative companies that were created in economic downtime include: Pinterest, Uber, Airbnb, Slack, Venmo, and Square.   Mentioned in This Episode: Kris Murray The Child Care Success Company Child Care Success Academy Child Care Success Summit — offering $1 ticket Grow Your Center Treasury Camp Gladiator