The week's money · 2 min read

A personal expense is a line, not a shrug

Open the book and deal with money that left the business for a personal reason. A personal expense is a line, not a shrug. That is the whole agenda.

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Sequence

A one-room shop can finish this: write it as its own line the same day. Leave software shopping out of it.

The habit to drop

Watch for a personal cost folded into supplies. That is how a small firm starts telling two stories about the same week.

Close the note when the line says personal. Put the page where Monday-you will see it without a search.

This sits under "The week's money". No forecast is attached, and no result is promised.

A desk note. It does not predict revenue, and it is not tax, legal, or accounting advice.