Close the Books: On Learning, Letting Go and Lighting Up
At the end of every year, business owners and accountants do something we might want to consider also doing in our personal lives. They "close the books." What does that mean? They look back over everything that's happened in the last 12 months, make sure it's as accurate as possible, understand what went into each…
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