Financial Records That Actually Make Sense
We've been teaching business owners how to read their numbers since 2019. Not the boring spreadsheet stuff, but what those figures really mean for your decisions. Our September 2025 program starts with the basics and builds from there.
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What We Teach (And Why It Matters)
Look, most financial education feels like reading tax law. Ours doesn't. We start with real scenarios from Australian small businesses and work backwards to understand the principles.
The program runs for eight weeks, meeting Tuesday evenings. You'll bring your own business questions, and we tackle them together. It's less lecture, more workshop.
- Understanding cash flow patterns in seasonal businesses
- Reading financial statements without an accounting degree
- Building recordkeeping systems that don't take all weekend
- Preparing documents your accountant will appreciate
Two Programs, Different Approaches
We run separate tracks depending on where you are. Both teach the same fundamentals, just at different speeds.
Foundation Track
For people who keep receipts in a shoebox. We start with the absolute basics: what records you actually need to keep, how to organize them, and why it matters beyond tax time. The autumn 2025 cohort meets Tuesdays at 6pm.
Development Track
You already know your profit from your loss. This track focuses on using financial data for planning and decision-making. We dig into forecasting, variance analysis, and building financial models that help you spot problems early.
I spent three years avoiding my bookkeeping because it felt overwhelming. After the Foundation Track, I actually understand what I'm looking at. Still not my favorite task, but at least I'm not guessing anymore.
