“To make a business decision, you don't need much philosophy, just some numbers.”
— Bill Watterson
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When running a business, you don’t need to overthink things. You mainly need to look at important figures like your sales, expenses, and profits. For example, if you own a small bakery, you don’t have to deeply analyze every single detail or hold long meetings about your ideas. Instead, check how much money you are making from selling bread compared to how much it costs to make it. Those numbers will tell you if you need to change something, like baking more or less bread, or increasing the price. This straightforward approach helps you make practical decisions quickly and effectively.
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