Posts Tagged ‘Notebook’

On the first page in your notebook, write on the top line and in the middle of the page: Monday,

Tuesday, September 7th, 2010

On the first page in your notebook, write on the top line and in the middle of the page: Monday, January 1st, 1994 or whatever day you officially start your business. Then, as your orders come in – if by mail, as you open your mail – jot down starting from the left side of page, the amount you received – dash – for what – from whom, and their address. The page might look like this:

The bookkeeping register you”ll need can be any simple columnar notebook – we use an ‘Ekonomik

Thursday, April 22nd, 2010

The bookkeeping register you”ll need can be any simple columnar notebook – we use an ‘Ekonomik Register, Form RL-17′ available in a number of different styles and sizes form Ekonomik Systems – PO Box 11413 – Tacoma, WA 98411. All you really need is some sort of notebook with a number of columns marked off, a title written at the top of each column, and a record of the money received for each day relative to the product or service each column represents. Then at the end of each month, you can simply add the totals from each column and you”ll instantly know how much money you took in form each of your offers.

On the first page in your notebook, write on the top line and in the middle of the page: Monday,

Wednesday, February 3rd, 2010

On the first page in your notebook, write on the top line and in the middle of the page: Monday, January 1st, 1994 or whatever day you officially start your business. Then, as your orders come in – if by mail, as you open your mail – jot down starting from the left side of page, the amount you received – dash – for what – from whom, and their address. The page might look like this:

On the first page in your notebook, write on the top line and in the middle of the page: Monday,

Thursday, October 8th, 2009

On the first page in your notebook, write on the top line and in the middle of the page: Monday, January 1st, 1994 or whatever day you officially start your business. Then, as your orders come in – if by mail, as you open your mail – jot down starting from the left side of page, the amount you received – dash – for what – from whom, and their address. The page might look like this:

On the first page in your notebook, write on the top line and in the middle of the page: Monday,

Monday, September 28th, 2009

On the first page in your notebook, write on the top line and in the middle of the page: Monday, January 1st, 1994 or whatever day you officially start your business. Then, as your orders come in – if by mail, as you open your mail – jot down starting from the left side of page, the amount you received – dash – for what – from whom, and their address. The page might look like this:

The bookkeeping register you”ll need can be any simple columnar notebook – we use an ‘Ekonomik

Monday, September 7th, 2009

The bookkeeping register you”ll need can be any simple columnar notebook – we use an ‘Ekonomik Register, Form RL-17′ available in a number of different styles and sizes form Ekonomik Systems – PO Box 11413 – Tacoma, WA 98411. All you really need is some sort of notebook with a number of columns marked off, a title written at the top of each column, and a record of the money received for each day relative to the product or service each column represents. Then at the end of each month, you can simply add the totals from each column and you”ll instantly know how much money you took in form each of your offers.

The bookkeeping register you”ll need can be any simple columnar notebook – we use an ‘Ekonomik

Monday, March 23rd, 2009

The bookkeeping register you″ll need can be any simple columnar notebook – we use an ‘Ekonomik Register, Form RL-17′ available in a number of different styles and sizes form Ekonomik Systems – PO Box 11413 – Tacoma, WA 98411. All you really need is some sort of notebook with a number of columns marked off, a title written at the top of each column, and a record of the money received for each day relative to the product or service each column represents. Then at the end of each month, you can simply add the totals from each column and you″ll instantly know how much money you took in form each of your offers.