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I'll start - I automate reminders to go to meetings. I have my calendar's settings set up so that it automatically every new event is automatically assigned a 5 minute warning the start time. This simple automation has saved me from completely missing important meetings so many times! carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Blue grid background with a concentric white circles in the bottom left corner. Text reads "What automations are you already using?"]
This week in the newsletter I invite you to really pay attention to what works best for you when it comes to effective routines. Revel with me in the awesomeness that is how you, specifically, get stuff done with consistency! carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Background of single blue and single green vertical stripe with a faded grid pattern on it. Text reads "The most interesting person you will ever know is YOU!"]
Habits, routines, delegations, outsourcing, operations, cycles and even shortcuts can all fit under the category of automations. Maybe calling it something else makes them less sexy, but they are still super-useful. carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Yellow background with a faded grid on top of it. On top of that is a large white square. On top is text that reads "An automation by any other name is...still really useful!"]
If you think about it, automation is actually a pretty vague and malleable concept. carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Background of single yellow and single pink vertical stripe with a faded grid pattern on it. Text reads "Automation is just a buzzword..."]
I recommend that you generate and review your "The Big 3" report at least every month. Not sure what those are? Learn all about them by reading my last 4 newsletters - carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Watercolor-ish background of pink and green flower shapes. Text on top reads "Best practice Review "The Big 3" monthly"]
If you've got no time for swimming through numbers, then go the Statement of Cash Flows. This report gives you the a super-high level view of your business finances and answers the question "Where did the money actually go?" carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Watercolor-ish background of green flower shape. Text on top reads "The Statement of Cash flows is for when you're impatient..."]
The Balance Sheet shows you a snapshot of the balances of your bank, liability & equity accounts on a specific day. carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Watercolor-ish background of a pink flower. Text on top reads "Your Balance sheet is like a photo." ]
Think of your Profit & Loss statement as a movie that tells you the story of how much you earned and how much you spent within a given period. carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Watercolor-ish background of pink and green flower shapes. Text on top reads "Your P&L is like a movie..."]
Just like with the Profit & Loss and Balance Sheet, reading it from the bottom-up makes understanding the story told by the Statement of Cash Flows a lot easier. Give it a try next time you're looking at an accounting report! carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Fuzzy pink and blue splooshes of color (that's right, splooshes). Text on top reads "Another report to read bottom up!"]
The Statement of Cash Flows is the statement to consult when you are looking to summarize your business' financials as briefly as possible. This week's Two Things Newsletter is all about how understand this report. Why not sign up and find out all about it? carpetbagenterprises.com/newlsetter . . . [Image Description: Fuzzy pink and blue splooshes of color (that's right, splooshes). Text on top reads "When you need the BIG picture, head to the Statement of Cash Flows."]
Imagine yourself as a boardroom CEO in a terrible 80's movie. That's what we're doing in this week's Two Things Newsletter. Tease your hair, put on a healthy dose of blue mascara and join us! - carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Fuzzy pink and yellow splooshes of color (that's right, splooshes). Text on top reads "...big shoulder pads, power suits, regrettable hair stylings..."]
The job of the Statement of Cash flow is showing your business cash came and went. It's the BIG picture. Want to learn more? Sign up for the newsletter. On Friday we do a little time travel to help us understand the Statement of Cash Flows. carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Fuzzy pink and green and white splooshes of color (that's right, splooshes). Text on top reads "Even if you don't have a boardroom full of managers reporting to you, your Statement of Cash Flows can help you make great decisions for your future."]
If you've got business credit cards, loans or lines of credit, I recommend that you monitor you Balance Sheet regularly. Learn why and how to read the report in this week's newsletter. carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter (link in bio) . . . [Image Description: Decorative background of swirly light blue and green. Text on top says "Do you have business credit cards?"]
The Profit & Loss report tells you what kinds of things you spent your money on. The Balance Sheet tells you how much money was left in the bank accounts. Learn more about your Balance Sheet report in this week's free newsletter. carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter (link in bio) . . . [Image Description: Swirly green and dark blue background. Text reads "The purposes of the Profit & Loss report and the Balance Sheet may see really similar, but they are distinct."]
You need both the Profit & Loss and the Balance Sheet reports in order to have the complete picture about your business. Let's explore the Balance Sheet report together! carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter (link in bio)
There are three other valuable insights into your company's finances that you'll find in the Balance Sheet report. Sign up for the Two Things Newsletter this week and I'll tell you all about it! carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter (link in bio) . . . [Image Description: Decorative background of swirly blue and green. Text on top says "The Balance Sheet shows you more than just bank balances."]
If the P&L report is like a video video, then what is the Balance Sheet? Find out in this Friday's newsletter! carpetbagenterprises.com/newsletter . . . [Image Description: Decorative background of swirly light blue and green. Text on top says "The Profit & Loss report is like a video recording."]