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the best, clearest guides to the numbers that I know of.” Inc. Magazine
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Karen Berman and Joe Knight founded the Business Literacy Institute. They train managers at some of America's biggest and best-known companies. John Case has written or collaborated on several successful books. He has also written for Inc., Harvard Business Review, and other business publications.
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4.8 out of 5
95.38% of customers are satisfied
5.0 out of 5 stars it's easy to digest
I stumbled across this (or, really, algorithm recommendation) this summer, sadly after I finished my first grad degree. Now on my second grad degree, one of my professors assigned us this book. If you're not a business analytics, accountant, or hard core MBA but need to understand the "basics plus" of finance, then you should read this book. It's written for us normal people, it's easy to digest, and even has exercises in the back you can work through. Paired with some online classes like Lynda.com (I'm not paid, I just like to round out my learning with some "lectures" vice only reading) you should be able to understand what finance people are talking about as it relates to your business.
5.0 out of 5 stars Regular ink problems FIXED
Every 8th page for the whole book has it’s ink halfway ran out.Book seems great but low quality distracts me from reading it.Bolo GAVE ME A NEW ONE
4.0 out of 5 stars Useful text for high-level analysis
A budding entrepreneur needs some knowledge of business finance and operations. This text constitutes a short course on Finance an Accounting Principles. "Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs" provides an insightful overview into the meanings of financial numbers while not really delving into the depths of accounting required for a complete analysis. It is useful - especially from a strategic perspective, and it is easy to assimilate. I was able to get through about 80% of the text in a weekend. The last one-third of the text consists of a "Toolbox" of spreadsheet examples and methods to apply in analyzing your own company - or potential investments. I underlined and highlighted extensively and expect to re-read parts until the ideas are mastered.
5.0 out of 5 stars Necessary Numerals
This book is an excellent resource for the layman who desires to have a working knowledge of accounting practices. You will be able to examine all the financial documents necessary to run a business and to do that with confidence. Worth the money and time.
5.0 out of 5 stars Loving it so far
This book has been great so far. I am really enjoying it and finding the info very helpful. Well written.
5.0 out of 5 stars Very very nice explained! Better than a lot university courses
Very very nice explained! Better than a lot university courses! This book is mainly aimed to non financial people, however people who has financial background can learn too. Normally financial books are boring, this one is short and you will definitely learn. It focus on the main ratios you need to know, and will tell you what the numbers mean.
5.0 out of 5 stars Great Primer for Finance
I am not an entrepreneur, but I work for a very small start-up with increasing business responsibilities from marketing to finance, which is out of my area of expertise (life science). This book is really great in helping an individual develop a solid foundation for understanding and applying the financial knowledge within this book. The author's writing style is engaging and the exercises at the end of the book were useful. Overall, pleased with the book!
5.0 out of 5 stars I hate accounting but I loved this book
I’ve never been good at accounting, and my business has run off of very limited accounting practices of just know how much money I had and how much I was losing or making over a 1 month period. But now I have a much greater understanding of what’s going on in my business and you can too. This book takes a day to read.
Must Read Financial Guide
“Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs” is an outstanding book that every entrepreneur should read. The authors have done a fantastic job of breaking down complex financial concepts into easy to understand explanations, making the learning process both engaging and effective.The book is incredibly didactic, guiding you step-by-step through the essentials of financial literacy necessary for running a successful business. As I read through each chapter, I found myself gaining insights and practical knowledge that I could immediately apply to my entrepreneurial endeavors.Don’t be intimidated by the subject matter; the authors’ clear and concise writing ensures that you’ll walk away with a solid grasp of financial intelligence. Trust me, the benefits you’ll gain from reading this book are immense. It’s a must-read for anyone serious about mastering their business finances and driving their venture to new heights.
Must read
We often take financial principles for granted, and assume that everyone working in an organization would be well aware of these. However, it really often is not the case. This book lays out the fundamental principles of reading financial statements and understanding the basics. The message of the book is clear: finance isn't a science, but an art; and knowing every assumption behind the numbers will make you realize what is actually going on
The best book that I've found on finance for business. Highly digestible and not dry in the least.
I expected this book to put me to sleep. However, I found that the information was incredibly easy to digest. The authors do an absolutely amazing job turning what could easily be one of the dryest subjects into a pleasant read packed with vital information for any business owner. Highly recommended.
Slightly disappointing
I am not a "finance guy", however was still left a bit disappointed by the little insights I gained from this book.I was missing more practical "hacks" and tricks on how to set up finance in a startup in the real world.
A must-have for any entrepreneur without financial skills
An easy-to-read guide to the basics of finance. If you are an entrepreneur without any previous financial knowledge you ought get it.
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Financial Intelligence for Entrepreneurs: What You Really Need to Know About the Numbers
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