I'm currently studying for an MBA. MBA (Master of Business Administration) is a study group unique to Kochi Prefecture called Tosa MBA (Marugoto Business Academy). I think it's a good acronym.
However, the instructor is actually a current MBA instructor in the United States, which makes me very motivated.
I have an assignment coming up, so today I'm buying and reading a book on the first topic.
A story-based guide to the three financial statements. A super beginner's guide!! It's the most basic of the basics of P/L, BS, and CF, but it's written in a story format so it's easy to understand!! It's very good. I recommend it.
The story is about a protagonist named Akane who realizes her dream and starts a company, but then has financial difficulties along the way. The story unfolds as she was unable to predict when her accounts receivable would be collected. Now I can read it with ease and think, "That's right," but I've also experienced situations where the accounts were right but there was not enough money. (laughs)
I don't really want to say it because it makes people wonder if Nakayoshi Library is okay, but there was a time like that, so don't worry. But we have the present, so don't worry (^^♪ Generally, you want to always have a cash surplus of three months' worth of monthly income. That's right, small and medium-sized businesses should always move forward with a challenging spirit!!
As I write this, Mai (my wife) is calculating the cost of homemade sweets next to me.
I wonder how much these delicious, egg- and dairy-free sweets cost...