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5 Times You Should Keep Your Business To Yourself
Keep Your Business To Yourself: Some people are just naturally open to books. They want to share everything about their life, from the good to the bad and the ugly. If you’re not one of these people, don’t worry—you’re not alone! There are many times when keeping your business to yourself can benefit your health, both physically and mentally, but also professionally as well. Here are five ways that you may want to keep your business to yourself in order to take care of yourself! The one where you would be better off to say nothing If you have an
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Growth Over company: what you need to know
There’s been increasing buzz about growth over company culture recently, especially in San Francisco and Silicon Valley. It’s especially appealing to startups because it can be challenging to have both growth over company culture simultaneously, as they are conflicting goals. The importance of this tradeoff, as well as what to do about it, warrants further explanation. New users are always worth more than old ones. If a new user signs up and starts using your product, that’s worth much more than an old user who’s been with you forever. New users are less attached to the idea of your product,
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Which account does not appear on the balance sheet
Which account does not appear on the balance sheet: A balance sheet displays the current assets, liabilities and net worth of an individual or company as of a specific date. It’s considered one of the three key financial statements along with the income statement and cash flow statement, all of which are prepared in accordance with generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP). Assets, liabilities and net worth are listed on the balance sheet in that order and organized into groups called accounts. These accounts are identified by account titles such as Cash or Accrued Expenses. The following is an example of