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Visualize your financials and see the difference. From creating and automating, to analyzing and acting, your new dashboard will be your new best friend.
Your financials are at an important intersection for your business - they drive your future decisions but also represent the result of all of your past efforts. You’d think the more time spent on them the better, but the question is really “how effective can you be in the short time you realistically have”? You can’t be efficient by looking at a P&L, even if you’re a financial genius. However, if you have a dashboard showing exactly what you want to see, you can be efficient, effective, and decisive… even if you hate financials.
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“Jack Tompkins speaks about data (yawn). I expected this to be a super boring topic. I WAS WRONG! Jack made data fun and approachable and meaningful. I enjoyed the conversation a ton, and I highly recommend anyone who has a podcast who serves service-based business owners to have Jack on your show.”
“Jack’s presentation hit the sweet spot by presenting a common sense yet focused approach to develop and use key data points to support and drive small business decisions. Our mentors have a great variety of backgrounds but do not always recognize the importance of using data early in the process and Jack’s presentation both informed and inspired. Several mentors went out of their way to express appreciation and satisfaction with the presentation.”
“Jack was awesome! Great topic, great speaker! Very relevant, simple, and effective.”