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🇺🇸 Happy Veterans Day to my fellow veterans!
Today, we recognize the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. Thank you for your service, your commitment, and the sacrifices you and your families have made. My 8½ years in the Army helped shape who I am today. I’m grateful for the lessons, friendships, and shared experiences that stay with me. Do you know a veteran? Give them a shout-out in the comments or, if you served, let us know your branch! 👇 To my fellow veterans: thank you. It’s an honor to share that connection with you. DBR Let's keep Doing Business Right!
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🇺🇸 Happy Veterans Day to my fellow veterans!
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@Bradley Guernsey That's for sure... What. A . Time.
What’s a Good Investment for YOUR Business? 🌱
When you’re building a business, there’s always something you could spend money on. Start by identifying what’s holding you back. Then consider an investment in one of three areas: 🛠️ Tools — Could a better tool save time or reduce mistakes? 🤝 People — Could the right help improve delivery or free you to focus? 📚 Training — Could developing a skill help you make better decisions? Choose one area to improve. Before spending, ask: What result do I expect, how will I measure it, and can I afford it after covering upcoming obligations? You don’t have to invest in everything at once. Start with a manageable step. What are you looking to reinvest in right now: tools, people, or training? We’re exploring these decisions this month in the DBR Bookkeeping Community. Join us for practical lessons and a place to get your questions answered. Try it free for 7 days! Let’s start Doing Business Right! DBR
What’s a Good Investment for YOUR Business? 🌱
Skool Community Owners: Are You Tracking What You Actually Keep? 💰
New members and growing revenue are exciting. But good financial management helps you understand whether that growth is building a sustainable business. Here are a few habits worth putting in place: ✅ Separate business and personal spending. Use dedicated business accounts so transactions are easier to track. ✅ Track sales, fees, and refunds separately. A payout landing in your bank account may be less than what members paid. Keep the payout details so you can explain the difference—and avoid counting the same revenue twice. ✅ Review your recurring costs. Include Skool, software, contractors, advertising, and other tools. Small subscriptions add up! ✅ Plan beyond this month’s bank balance. Annual memberships bring cash upfront, but you’ll still be serving those members throughout the year. Budget for that ongoing work. ✅ Review profit and cash each month. Ask: What did we earn? What did we spend? What obligations are coming next? What can we comfortably reinvest? Start small: Put a 20-minute money review on your calendar this week. Clearer numbers can help you make better decisions about pricing, promotions, and hiring help. If you’d like support understanding your numbers, check out the DBR Bookkeeping Community. Explore practical training, connect with other owners, and get your bookkeeping questions answered. Try it free for 7 days—with no obligation to stay. Let’s start Doing Business Right! DBR
Skool Community Owners: Are You Tracking What You Actually Keep? 💰
Before You Reinvest… How Much Cash do you Actually have Available? 💰
You check your business bank account and see $10,000. So is it time to upgrade your equipment, hire help, or buy that training? Maybe. First, give those dollars their existing jobs. If $4,000 is needed for upcoming bills, $2,000 is reserved for taxes, and $3,000 protects your cash cushion, that leaves $1,000 to consider for reinvestment. Your bank balance is the starting point. Your budget and cash forecast help you decide what you can afford. Before spending, ask: ✅ What problem will this investment solve? ✅ What is the full cost—including setup and ongoing payments? ✅ What result do I expect, and when will I review it? ✅ Can I still cover my commitments if customer payments arrive late? Sometimes the right move is a purchase. Sometimes it’s keeping cash available until the timing is better. Investing in your own knowledge deserves a place in that conversation, too. Learning to understand your numbers can help you make more confident decisions long after the lesson ends. That’s what we help you build inside the DBR Bookkeeping Community, with: 📚 The CEO Financial Clarity Roadmap. 🎥 100+ practical QuickBooks Online video tutorials. 🤝 Community calls, questions, and support. Try it free for 7 days. Membership is $499/year, backed by a 60-day money-back guarantee. Visit our community’s About page to start your free trial. Put your next investment toward understanding the business you’re working so hard to grow. Let’s start Doing Business Right! DBR
Before You Reinvest… How Much Cash do you Actually have Available? 💰
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@Jon Whitehead Thanks Jon. It's a common urge that I see business owners have. Especially ones that have high and fast cash movement.
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@Jon Whitehead Oh wow! And there's no catch?!?
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A custom personal video to welcome them into the community.
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U.S. Army veteran, educator, and entrepreneur. Owner of DBR Bookkeeping and DBR Publishing. Doing Business Right to mentor others on finances.

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