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Why Revenue Isn’t the Best Measure for Startup Success

In the world of startups and entrepreneurial ventures, success is often equated with revenue, as many small business owners and investors prioritize revenue growth as the ultimate indicator of their company’s prosperity. However, relying solely on revenue as a metric of success can be misleading and potentially detrimental to the long-term viability of your startup. In this article, we explore why revenue isn’t always the best measure for assessing startup success and suggest alternative indicators that can provide a more comprehensive view of your company’s performance.

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4 Scary Video Games to Play This October

Believe it or not, Halloween is almost here again. If your idea of a scary good time is cozying up under the blankets with a video game, you’re in luck. 2023 has been an excellent year for horror video games, and October is a great time to get caught up and get scared by some of the year’s finest titles.

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How to Become a Successful Couponer

Coupons are a cost-effective way to get more for your dollar. Even coupons that offer only small savings can add up quickly, allowing to you to spend less on your purchases. If you’re hoping to save on your next shopping trip, consider these couponing tips to help you get more out of your budget.

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The Most Popular Hybrid Models on the Market Today

The hybrid car market share is growing rapidly, and with it the number of high-quality hybrid vehicles. More and more drivers are heading to the dealership in search of an electrified sedan, SUV, or even pickup. Though most Americans still hesitate to buy an all-electric car, especially for one-vehicle households, hybrids present an attractive middle-ground that combines excellent fuel economy with the range and convenient refueling times of gas-only models. Below, we’ll explore some of the most popular hybrid models on the market today and what makes them so appealing.

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When a Good Deal Goes Bad: The Importance of a Cooperative Seller

This particular morning was a beautiful morning in South Carolina. Afterall, it was Friday, the weather had cooled a bit with low humidity, and the weekend was here. A touch of fall was in the air. I was encouraged by my pipeline, with a large business acquisition on its way to approval and closing that was my top priority. It was the setup for a perfect day. What could go wrong? As I made my way to my office desk, I got a call from my buyer who said he was going to pull out of his letter of intent (LOI) today. Since this was a $7 million dollar transaction, you can imagine my surprise and disappointment. When I asked him what had gone wrong, he simply replied: “The seller is not being cooperative.”

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The Basics of Intuitive Eating

If you’re trying to lose weight but struggling to keep a particular diet, intuitive eating suggests that the problem may be with the diet itself. Intuitive eating is a way to approach food from a different perspective, and it’s been helping people change their relationship with eating and lose weight for decades.

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6 Tips for Creating a Home Workspace

Creating a productive, professional, and comfortable workspace is especially important when you’re laboring inside your own home. Whether you’re a full-time remote employee or just work from home a few days per week, these six tips will help you make the most of your office away from the office.

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4 Creative Ways to Get Kids Excited About Back-to-School

The prospect of a new school year starting can generate feelings of melancholy, dread, or indifference for kids unwilling to say goodbye to the carefree days of summer. If your child isn’t exactly eager to get back to hitting the books, try the following suggestions. They may inspire your summer baby to jump into school mode with glee.

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What to Know About Profit and Loss Statements

Profit and loss statements, also called income statements, are a key indicator of your company’s financial well-being. This document should contain a summary of the revenues, expenses, and costs of doing business for a given period, such as a month, quarter, or even a whole fiscal year. But this crucial document won’t do you any good unless you know how to interpret the data — so here’s a quick guide to making sense of your company’s profit and loss statements.

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