Never Clean Out My Desk Again

I’m selling my house. In moving, my small antique oak desk will go in storage because I found a much bigger desk I’ll be using instead. Of necessity, I must clean out all my desk drawers. I admit, cleaning out my desk is not part of my spring cleaning ritual, so there were some surprises when I dug to the back of the drawers.

• I found a Boy Scout patch I never sewed on my son’s uniform.
• I found markers for overhead transparencies from last century.
• I found cords for electronics I’ve long since retired.
• I found a mouse so old that the connector won’t hookup to any of my computers.
• I found Chamber of Commerce directories that were 4 and 5 years old.

Taking it all out and sorting into trash bags and moving boxes for the move is the easy part. In my new desk, I will organize each drawer space for a specific purpose and keep things where they belong. It will increase my productivity , clean up the clutter and decrease my stress.

Making the Financial Case for Your Business

Do you dread doing the numbers in your business? Do you avoid reading financial statements? Do you even know the financial health of your business?

Too many business owners abdicate their financial decisionmaking to the checkbook. They don’t forecast revenues or expenses and don’t have good information to be able to project year end results.

On Thursday, June 10, 2010 4:00 PM EDT, join us for a free teleseminar in the 2010 Breakthrough Teleseminar series for a seminar that will give you back control of your business, control of your decisions and confidence to make even better decisions.

You will learn how you can make the financial case for your business and make it stick.

Even if you are not a numbers person, it is essential to master the financial statements which validate your business plan, and align them with your marketing plan.

On this call you’ll get a step-by-step process to make the financial case for every decision in your business and make it stick.

To join us, register here.