116: Financial Tools for Architects

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What do you use to manage the finances of your business? I guess this could be anything from Post-It-Notes to accounting softwares. I’ll be the first to admit that I’m not the most sophisticated when it comes to managing my business finances, but the tools that immediately come to my mind are CRMs to track and project pipelines, Freshbooks or Quickbooks for invoicing and accounting, Stripe or a million others for receiving online payments, and of course there's Context & Clarity guest alum, Mike Michalowicz’s Profit First Formula. That's a lot of tools and you may be thinking, 'I just use a spreadsheet.' And that's ok too.

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