I'm aware of the irony that I speak for a company called Color Accounting when I concede that we're not all about accounting. Getting our clients to understand accounting is only a step on the way to the main game.
That main game is business acumen. Accounting is merely a means to the end of building business acumen.
That main game is business acumen. Accounting is merely a means to the end of building business acumen.
Is this how your team feels about budget meetings? Maybe it's a communication issue.
However, we strongly believe that teaching business acumen without creating a solid foundation of accounting literacy is building a house on sand.
So it's important to keep accounting in the message, even if it makes the messaging harder.
We recently created a short video which talks about accounting and business acumen. Please click this link, or either of the graphics in this email, to watch our 2:10 animated clip.
I'd really like to hear your comments after you watch it. Does it make sense to you? Have you seen people react this way?
I always love hearing back from readers of this weekly email. And if you hit reply with your comments, I'll be all ears as usual.
Best as always, Peter
So it's important to keep accounting in the message, even if it makes the messaging harder.
We recently created a short video which talks about accounting and business acumen. Please click this link, or either of the graphics in this email, to watch our 2:10 animated clip.
I'd really like to hear your comments after you watch it. Does it make sense to you? Have you seen people react this way?
I always love hearing back from readers of this weekly email. And if you hit reply with your comments, I'll be all ears as usual.
Best as always, Peter
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