Grow Slow: Final Notes on Small Business Growth & Investing Profits
This post is sponsored by Intuit Quickbooks. All words, opinions and images are our own. Thanks for supporting our sponsors, like Quickbooks, that help us bring you free, original content every weekday. This is our final post on some practical (and not too overwhelming!) tips to get your small business in the best shape possible for […]
This post is sponsored by Intuit Quickbooks. All words, opinions and images are our own. Thanks for supporting our sponsors, like Quickbooks, that help us bring you free, original content every weekday.
This is our final post on some practical (and not too overwhelming!) tips to get your small business in the best shape possible for future growth and, more importantly, help you build better habits around the daily financial health of your business. In Post 1 and Post 2, we talked about the importance of developing habits that help desensitize you to the stress, fear, pain, etc. that can come with regular financial check-ins using tools like Quickbooks. Reviewing reports on a regular basis in your accounting software and taking advantage of that knowledge when it comes time to make decisions along the way can really make a difference in your business’s sustainability. We also talked about the importance of “slow growth.”
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We’ve all heard the phrase “Slow and steady wins the race.” This is so true when it comes to businesses ? especially s...
This post is sponsored by Intuit Quickbooks. All words, opinions and images are our own. Thanks for supporting our sponsors, like Quickbooks, that help us bring you free, original content every weekday.
This is our final post on some practical (and not too overwhelming!) tips to get your small business in the best shape possible for future growth and, more importantly, help you build better habits around the daily financial health of your business. In Post 1 and Post 2, we talked about the importance of developing habits that help desensitize you to the stress, fear, pain, etc. that can come with regular financial check-ins using tools like Quickbooks. Reviewing reports on a regular basis in your accounting software and taking advantage of that knowledge when it comes time to make decisions along the way can really make a difference in your business’s sustainability. We also talked about the importance of “slow growth.”
Image above: Public domain CCO image from Raw Pixel ID:1012
We’ve all heard the phrase “Slow and steady wins the race.” This is so true when it comes to businesses ? especially s...
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