Learning From Children
Children are always venturing out into
The diarized voyage to the other side of the financial world!!
After talking a business friend of mine, he hammered home the importance of learning how to read a financial statement. After I told him “I’m not really interested in all that stuff, I’ll just get someone else to look at it for me” he said “Alex, it’s mandatory! Without knowing how to read them, you’re a sitting duck!”
With that in mind, and eager to make sure that I start off on the right footing, I decided to explore this in great detail and acquire the skills necessary to be able to read financial statements well. It took a while for me to knuckle down and learn what I needed to, seeing as I always had a fear of ‘numbers’ and that the idea of a financial statement seemed extremely complex and confusing. In this post, I intend to share the knowledge I acquired in this area as best I can, without putting you to sleep! This is the first of a 5 part series. [Part1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5]
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