Formula for Success
The very first formula you learn in Accounting class is the one for profit. It is a simple one and yet it is what every company in America chases after.
Profit = Income – Expenses
See, it’s not rocket science. Logically, to increase profit (i.e., left over money) you need to have greater income, less expenses or a combination thereof. So what does this have to do with balancing your life?
Posted: May 9th, 2008 under Balance, Family, Financial, Health, Time Management.
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