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CA | CS | CMA | Business Coach | I help business owners streamline finances, boost profits & scale sustainably | Founder, R K Murarka & Co.|

🚀 Chartered Accountant & Business Coach helping MSMEs double their profits in just 180 days through proven Finance & Sales Systems.

📞 DM now for a free strategy session and start building your profit-focused business!

28/05/2026

🚨 WE ARE HIRING 🚨

Position: Audit Assistant
📍 Location: Baruipur
⏳ Immediate Joining Preferred

Looking for sincere and hardworking candidates eager to build a career in finance and audit.

✅ B.Com / CA Inter / Semi Qualified Preferred
✅ Basic Accounting & Excel Knowledge Required
✅ Good Learning Opportunity & Practical Exposure

📩 Send Your CV to:
[email protected]

Please share with friends and contacts who may be interested.

26/05/2026

I studied 100 founder journeys this year.
The ones who scaled past ₹1Cr/month all did these 5 things differently:

1. They fired bad clients first.
Underpriced, high-maintenance clients were killing their growth.
Less clients. More revenue. More energy.

2. They sold outcomes not services.
Nobody buys “strategy sessions.”
They buy “3 new clients in 30 days.”
Reframe your offer. Watch conversions jump.

3. They stopped relying on referrals.
Referrals are a bonus. Not a strategy.
They built ONE repeatable lead gen channel and mastered it completely.

4. They documented instead of creating.
No viral ideas. No content team.
Just real lessons from their week posted consistently.
Inbound followed.

5. They made decisions with data not feelings.
Checked 3 numbers every Monday morning:
→ Leads in pipeline
→ Conversion rate
→ Average deal size

That’s it. Everything else is vanity.

Most founders overcomplicate growth.

The formula is boring.
The ex*****on is everything.

📌 Save this for your next Monday morning review.

Which of these 5 is your weakest right now? 👇

23/05/2026

Most MSME owners are not losing money because of bad products.

They are losing money because of bad pricing.

7 pricing mistakes that are quietly killing your margins:

1. Pricing based on competitors instead of your own cost structure
You do not know their overheads, their margins, or their desperation. Copying their price is copying their problem.

2. Discounting to close instead of selling value
Every rupee you discount comes directly out of your profit, not your revenue. A 10% discount on a 20% margin business wipes out half your profit in one conversation.

3. Never revising your price after costs go up
Your raw material cost went up. Your labour went up. Your rent went up. Your price from 2021 is still running in 2025. That gap is your loss.

4. Charging the same price to every customer
Your premium client and your price-sensitive client are not the same buyer. One price for everyone means you are undercharging one and overcharging the other.

5. Fearing price objections instead of preparing for them
If you drop your price the moment a client pushes back you have already lost the negotiation before it started.

6. Not knowing your actual cost per order
Most owners price on gut feel. If you do not know your exact cost to serve one customer you cannot price profitably. You are guessing.

7. Treating price as fixed instead of a growth lever
Pricing is a strategy, not a number you set once and forget. The most profitable businesses review their pricing every quarter.

More revenue will not save a broken pricing model.
It will only make the problem bigger faster.

Save this before your next client quote.

Which of these 7 are you guilty of right now? Tell me in Comments.

21/05/2026

Nobody wants to say it. So I will.
Your business plan is lying to you.

I've watched smart, hard-working founders fail not because they lacked talent, but because they believed things that simply aren't true.

Things the startup world never questions.
Things that sound like wisdom but quietly destroy companies.

Here's what they don't teach you in any MBA, accelerator, or founder community:

→ Your plan won't survive week one
→ Funding is a trap not a milestone
→ 3× revenue while burning cash is a slow death
→ "Hire fast" kills more companies than recessions
→ 80-hour weeks are a skill issue, not a badge of honor
→ The boring business beats the sexy startup every time

I made this carousel because I wish someone had shown it to me earlier.

Swipe through. Save it.
Share it with a founder who needs to hear this.

What's the biggest business lie you believed before reality corrected you?
↓ Drop it in the comments. Let's make this thread useful.

19/05/2026

I still remember that founder's face.
He had ₹12 Cr in revenue.
And couldn't pay his own salary that month.

He wasn't failing.

He was drowning in success with zero financial clarity.

That evening he said something I'll never forget:
"Ravi, I have a CA for tax. I have an accountant for books. But I have nobody who actually cares if my business survives."

That hit me harder than any balance sheet ever did.
I have been a CA for 28+ years.

Worked as CFO. Senior roles in Fintech. BSNL. Boardrooms.

But that one conversation changed everything.

That's why I created the MSME Growth Accelerator.

Not a course. Not a webinar.

A real program for real founders who are tired of:
❌ Growing revenue but shrinking profits
❌ Drowning in GST & compliance stress
❌ Making big decisions completely alone
❌ Not knowing if their business is actually healthy

If you're an MSME founder reading this at 7pm after a long Monday
This was written for you. 👇

📩 DM me "MONDAY" right now.
I'll personally reply to every single message tonight.

♻️ Repost for the founder in your network who needs to hear this.

18/05/2026

Stop chasing more sales.

I know that's not what you want to hear.
But it's what 28 years of CA experience keeps showing me.

More sales without systems = more chaos.
More chaos = more burnout.
More burnout = business collapse.

Before you scale, answer these 3 questions:

→ Can your team deliver without you?
→ Does your cash flow match your revenue growth?
→ Do you have a process or just hope?

If your answer is "no" to any of these more sales will only pour water into a leaking bucket.

Fix the leak first.

Then pour.

Which of the 3 is your weakest link right now?
Comment below. 👇

16/05/2026

5 signs your business is running YOU, not the other way around.

1) You can't take a 3-day leave without chaos breaking out.

2) You're the only one who knows how everything works.

3) Decisions wait for you. Always.

4) Your team performs well only when you're in the room.

5) You've been "almost there" for the last 3 years.

If 3 or more apply to you, your business doesn't have a growth problem.
It has a system problem.

Systemize first. Scale next.

This is the foundation of the Profit Accelerator System I built for MSMEs across India.

Comment "SYSTEM," and I'll share the framework we use in 180 days. 👇

15/05/2026

28 years as a CA.
Thousands of balance sheets reviewed.

And the #1 thing I've learned?

Most MSME owners are NOT failing because of bad products.

They're failing because they never separate the owner from the business.

I've seen brilliant entrepreneurs:
→ Working 14 hours a day.
→ Taking zero salary from their own company.
→ Reinvesting every rupee with no plan.
→ Calling it "hustle" when it's actually chaos.

The business becomes a prison.
Not a vehicle for freedom.

The turning point always comes when they stop being the machine... and start building one.

If you're stuck inside your business instead of working on it, I'd love to hear your story below. 👇

14/05/2026

Your revenue is growing.
So why does your bank account still feel broke?

I've been a CA for 28 years.
I see this pattern in almost every MSME I work with.

Here's what's silently killing your cash flow:

→ Clients paying in 60–90 days. Your expenses don't wait.
→ Growth eating cash upfront before revenue arrives.
→ Taxes hitting when you're already low.
→ No cash reserve system, just hope.

Profit ≠ Cash in hand.
This is the #1 financial blind spot for MSME owners.

If you're nodding right now, you don't have a sales problem.
You have a cash management problem.

And it's fixable within 90 days.

Save this post. Share it with a founder who needs to see it.

12/05/2026

What do you wish someone had told you in Year 1 of your business?

I ask this question a lot, not in a nostalgic way. In a "let's not repeat the same mistakes" way.

The answers I hear most often from founders I've worked with, manufacturing, trading, services, metros, Tier 2 cities, they're never about strategy or marketing.

They're always about money. Structure. And people. But I want to hear yours because the best financial lessons for MSME founders don't come from textbooks.

They come from the person who learned it the hard way at ₹40L turnover and is now at ₹2Cr because of it.

Drop your vote in the comments, and if you have a Year 1 lesson that isn't on this list, mention it there.👇

VOTE OPTIONS:

💰 Separate your personal & business money from Day 1
📉 Your first big client is not your business plan
🧾 Compliance doesn't wait - GST, TDS, everything
🪞 Pay yourself first, even if it's just ₹10,000 a month

Whichever option wins, I'll write a full post on it later with real numbers and a real fix.

11/05/2026

The 5-question Monday Money Audit every MSME owner should run.

Most founders start Monday by checking WhatsApp orders and pending deliveries.

Nobody checks the money. This is how I start Week 1 with every new client I work with.

5 questions. 15 minutes. More clarity than most founders get in a month. Screenshot this. Run it every Monday morning:

1. Did my business make actual profit last week or just revenue?

Not turnover. No invoices raised. Cash that came in, minus what went out. If you can't answer this in 2 minutes, your books need attention.

2. How much do my customers owe me right now, and how old is that debt?

Receivables sitting beyond 45 days are a silent cash problem. One founder I worked with had ₹11 lakhs stuck in 60-day-old invoices.

He thought his business was slow. It wasn't. His collections were.

3. Did I pay myself this week?

Not a withdrawal when cash felt okay. A fixed, budgeted amount. Like a salary. If the answer is no, the business is running on your personal subsidy.

4. Can I cover the next 30 days of expenses without a new sale?

Salaries. Rent. EMIs. GST liability. Add it up. Compare it to what's in the bank right now. That number is your real runway. Most founders have never calculated it.

5. What is the one number I need to hit this week, and do I know why?

Not a vague target. A specific number. Collections, margin on a specific order, or a payment to clear. One number. Written down, reviewed Friday.

These 5 questions won't fix your business in a week. But they'll show you exactly where to look.

Most cash problems aren't hidden. They're just unasked for.

Take a screenshot of this and run it on Monday morning.

Comment "MONDAY," and I'll personally review your answers with you.

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