What’s your Fiscal behavior?

Any Business Leaders fiscal approach to business is determined by two basic drives:

1) Add value to products/services (inferred from Gross Margin)
2) Deploy Efficiency with deployed resources (inferred from indirect expenses)

Together these numbers constitute the Financial Signature
(FS) = Gross Margin + Relative indirect expenses

When the numbers and financial behaviors intersect
(1) gross margin and expenses are both high, “Venture Capitalist
(2) high gross margin and low expenses, “Buccaneer
(3) low gross margin and high expenses, “Mercantilist
(4) gross margin and expenses are both low, “Discounter

Any fiscal behavior needed to change based on the state of the business. There is no one size fits all approach.

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Billionaires don’t “create jobs.” They extract value — time, talent, creativity, effort — from others at an industrial scale.

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