Financial reports can feel intimidating, especially for founders without a finance background. But understanding the basics can dramatically improve decision-making and confidence. In this practical guide, Rebecca Nankya Ssemugabi breaks down how to read a balance sheet in simple, everyday language, supported by a hands-on balance sheet generator you can try yourself. M ost founders don’t struggle with running a business. They struggle with understanding the numbers behind it. And few reports feel more intimidating than the balance sheet. But here’s the truth: a balance sheet is simply a snapshot of what your business owns, what it owes, and what’s actually yours at a specific point in time. The Balance Sheet in One Line Every balance sheet is built on one simple equation: Assets = Liabilities + Equity Assets are what the business owns Liabilities are what the business owes Equity is what belongs to the owner(s) If this equation balances, the balance sheet makes sense. A Simple Exa...
Disclaimer: I wrote this blog 10 years ago. But it is still relevant. Hoping you will like it. It's a bit clunky to read, as I used keywords here. One of the famous party games, ‘ Truths or Dare’, has become part of global pop culture. Invented in the US, people on other continents like playing this game too. If you play it once in a while, then it retains its freshness. On the other hand, if you often play this game then asking good truth or dare questions becomes difficult. You and your friends get bored with trite truth-or-dare questions . Some questions are not appropriate for all settings. Some can be termed as girls' questions or others as boys-only. To solve your problem, here is a list of 10 questions that are exciting and embarrassing at the same time. You can easily ask them in a gathering of male and female friends. Which Guy/Girl in The Room You Would Like to Date? In our list of good questions for truth or dare , here is a potboiler. Love is a universal emotion...