Stop Guessing Your Numbers

You don't need an accounting degree to know if your business is actually making money - you need the right 100 questions answered honestly.

Running a business means staring down numbers every day, and guessing at most of them. You know if sales were good this month. You're a lot less sure whether you actually made money, whether next month's rent is covered, or whether that "great year" quietly cost you money once taxes are accounted for.

Stop Guessing Your Numbers answers the 100 money questions small business owners actually ask, not the ones in an accounting textbook. Plain English, real numbers, no finance degree required. Inside, you'll get straight answers on: - Whether your business is actually profitable, or just busy - How much to pay yourself, and when - How to price without guessing or apologizing for it - Reading your own profit and loss statement and balance sheet - Taxes, without the panic - When debt is smart, and when it's a problem wearing a disguise - Whether you're actually ready to grow - The handful of numbers worth checking every single month Each of the 100 questions follows the same shape: a real situation, what's actually going on underneath it, a common mistake to avoid, one thing to do right now, and a takeaway worth holding onto.

This isn't a book you have to read start to finish - skip straight to whatever question is live for you today. You don't need an accounting background to run the financial side of your business well. You need the right questions answered honestly.
This book answers a hundred of them.