which of the following statements about business value drivers is false?
A well-run business is valuable. It will produce good financial results. It will generate profits that go beyond the income and payroll expenses. A good business is one that achieves a high level of value to the owner and shareholders.
A good business requires a high level of financial intelligence. It needs to be able to produce the best possible results, but it doesn’t need a high level of knowledge about money. A great business requires knowledge about money and its value.
A good business is not a great business. It needs a lot of information about the business and its value.
This is a great time-loop. It’s all about the business. You can make an excellent business if you know what is being done, but if you don’t know where it’s going, you can’t make the best business.
Businesses are not always better than people.
This is not a time-loop at all. I am not talking about the same stuff that happens when you’re driving and you find yourself driving down a long straight road at night. This is a time-loop of the actual moment. It is a time-loop of what you do the moment you wake up and go to work.
I see that. You saw it coming. You see it? Well, let’s just say you knew it was coming.
I have a friend who runs a business. He tells me that his company has seen an increase in sales because when his employees are busy doing what he tells them to do, their employees are busy doing what he tells them to. If you make a good product, you make it better. If you make a bad product, you make it worse.
Time-loop of the actual moment. It is a time-loop of what you do the moment you wake up and go to work. I saw it. If you make a good product, you make it better. If you make a bad product, you make it worse. In the end, though, the point of time-loop is to make sure that there are no bad products made in the future, and that there are no good products.