Part 5 in Right from the Start Series There is no Fate that plans men’s lives. Whatever comes to us, good or bad, is usually the result of our own action or lack of action. Herbert N. Casson I believe there is some fate that drives our universe, but the word usually… Continue Reading
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TSheets: The New Look, Same Valuable Core!
No, I’m not talking about me and my new tan and springy step after a week in Mexico. I’m talking about the new look of the TSheets Time Tracking web dashboard, online time tracking at it’s best. Did I ever look at their former dashboard and say to myself, “Wow, I think they need a… Continue Reading
Right From the Start (Pt. 4)
Your Professional Team (Part 4 in the series Right From the Start) Today’s blog is not going to apply to everyone, but it applies to me and my company. I learned a long time ago what my strengths are and because I was a teacher for 17 years, my focus was always about identifying the… Continue Reading
Tracking Liability Transactions Using Quickbooks
Liability vs. Income: Customer Deposit /Retainer/Advance A quick accounting lesson: A liability is a value that you owe someone. It could be for something that you purchased on account, money you borrowed or an asset that is financed through a bank. Why, then, is money that a customer gives you before you begin a service… Continue Reading
Breed, Lead and Weed the Team
Part 3 in the series of Right From the Start Let’s be unconventional! Let’s say that hiring a team member follows a difference course of events, such as: Defining the company vision, core values and business plan Take stock in the current team vs. required talent to achieve goals Document the flow of information, the… Continue Reading
