For founders who get paid before the work is finished

Your Best Month Might Not Have Been Real

There are two ways of counting money in a business. Yours is using one of them right now, and most founders have never checked which one. This one-page guide shows you how to find out in ten minutes, without new software or a call to your bookkeeper.

Financial Lens Guide
One-Page Guide

Accrual vs Cash: Which Lens Is Your Business Showing You?

A simple decision framework for understanding what your numbers are really telling you.

Lens 1Cash
Lens 2Accrual
DecisionPayroll
ScenarioMoney CollectedWhat hit the bank?
ScenarioRevenue EarnedWhat was actually delivered?
ScenarioExpenses DueWhat still needs to be paid?
Cash ViewLooks HealthyBank balance feels strong
Accrual ViewShows RealityRevenue matched to work
RiskPayroll GapProfit without liquidity
FixChoose the LensKnow what report to trust
FixRead the SignalSpot the timing mismatch
FixMake the CallDecide with clarity

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What You Will Be Able To Do Ten Minutes From Now

Tell in under a minute which of the two counting methods your business is on, so you know what your profit figure is measuring and what it is leaving out.

Look at your last three months and say which ones were good, with certainty, instead of guessing from the bank balance and hoping.

Spot the money sitting in your account that is not yours yet, so you stop spending revenue you have not finished earning.

Run one check before your next hire, payroll run or big spend, so the decision is made on a number that means what you think it means.

The Ten-Minute Lens Check

Stop Guessing At Your Own Numbers

The next big decision you make, the hire, the spend, the money you take out, will be made off a number on your P&L. Take ten minutes and make sure that number says what you think it says.

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