Posted by dave guest on December 03, 2008 at 19:07:27 from (4.229.177.2):
In Reply to: Energy Machine posted by teddy52food on December 03, 2008 at 06:59:33:
I like Henry Ford's accounting practices. Put all the money that comes in a paper sack. Put all your bills in another sack. Take the money from sack #1 and pay the bills in sack #2. The rest goes to the bank. What more business training do you need.? This is a fairly true story. It still works. I had 7 years of technical training, but this I knew from 12 years old. They told us then in radio school, most businesses fail because of money practices, not lack of technical expertise. Course the Lord has got to help you too, or you don't have much hope.
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