If you are creating a multi-step income statement, what would the operating expenses be
A multi-step income statement would look like this: Sales xxx Cost of Goods Sold xx Gross Profit xxx Operating Expenses Selling Expenses- Sales Commissions Expense xx Sales salary expense xx General & Administrative Expenses- Depreciation Expense xx Insurance Expense xx Office Salary Expense xx Property Tax Expense xx Utilities Expense xx Total Operating Expenses xxx Operating Income xxx Non-Operating or Other Interest Expense xx Net Income $xxx The attached link has a great illustration.
I got big dreams. But I can't find my interest. I am good at multiple things and I have multiple interests. How can I figure out what to do in life?
It is really good that you have big dreams and that you are good at multiple things. I am in a similar situation as you and I call myself “Jack of all trades, master of some”. Here is how you can be motivated and manage all of it:Convert your dreams into goalsPlan out a path-to-success for your goalsHave short-term and long-term milestones to achieve itAsk yourself everyday “What is it I need to do today to get there where I want to be?”Design a morning routine that will help you get on track every single day you wake up. You can use Robin Sharma’s book “The Greatness Guide” as a pointer to design a morning routineYou need to believe in yourself that you can do it and read out a set of self-affirmations to yourself everyday. You can even pin a set of motivational quotes on the wall of your studyLearn to manage your time and the stress that comes along with big goalsBe aware to realise when you are doing the wrong thing. You may never know if you are doing it right but you will always know when you are doing it wrongTake small breaks and indulge in the smaller pleasures of lifeFollow a schedule that includes a workout, reading and adequate sleep. Will help you be in top formEvery one is unique. You need to figure out what’s best for you. Use this as a structure that you need and work around it. It’s working out well for me and I am happy.Hope this helps!
Multi step Word problem..Need help Please.?
i am not sure but if th answer $450, this is the solution::: let savings at present= $ x savings after 6 months= 50*6=$300 (because joe adds $50 every month) total savings = 300+x = $(300+x) three times present amount=3x therefore according to the question, 3x=300+x 3x-x=300 2x=300 x=300/2 therefore x=150 therefore Joe has $150 at present in his account. Hope this is useful to you!!
I have so many interests that I can't focus on one thing. What should I do?
Take inventory, write down your goals.It's cool to be curious and love learning new things but eventually you run out time to really master something, which will take your interest from a passing phase to a lifelong way to enjoy a topic or skill.Write down everything that you are interested in, past and present. Is there a pattern at all there? How did all these interests string themselves together in your life? Then write down your goals. I mean big, shoot for the moon goals. Do any of your interests line up with that? Keep those. Are there some that could just be hobbies, habitual passings, or things you might save for another time (like retirement etc) Shift those to the bottom of the interests, save for rainy day pile. As you tick off those interests, ask yourself with your heart which ones really matter. Keep those. Specialization is important, and experience is important, it's great you are recognizing that focusing on one (or a few! things) might be to your advantage. To help you be a master of multiple disciplines I would recommend reading some 4-Hour Chef by Tim Ferriss. The man is a master at breaking down disciplines and interests to their core parts in order to absorb them faster, or meta learning. This may assist you in getting everything in that you enjoy- you just might have to hit fast forward a bit. Don't fret if all these interests can't be resolved right away. Life has a way of helping focus our attention on what is important if we ask for it. Good luck!
Can someone with Asperger’s have multiple interests?
Yes.Some of my interests have lasted most of my life (I am in my 60s):historical linguistics, especially Old English (high school years), Low German (university years=most of adult life), and the development of the Romance languages out of Latin (since being diagnosed) - this interest began around age 10 when I found a simple book about it at elementary school. I was fascinated that languages had changed over time and become different languages. Still am fascinated.philosophy, especially metaphysics: Marx, Buber, Kant, Hegel. This interest dates from age 13 or earlier. From Year 7 on I used to have long philosophical arguments with one of my school teachers. She was very patient; I could argue for a very long time (majored in philosophy in post-graduate degree)psychopathology and neurology: personality differences, introversion, anxiety, autism spectrum, ADHD (majored in psychology during undergraduate degree)history: Europe and Middle East, especially Medieval history, but also ancient and modern.Some lasted shorter times:railways (teen years)plastic model ships and planes (teen years)supervolcanoes and tectonic plates (whenever I go to New Zealand)Medieval armour (teen years)National Broadband Network (Australia) - a current obsession … while waiting to be connected.Some interests will be fleeting interests which I pursue across the pages of Wikipedia when some comment captures my interest. It might only last a few hours, but I will devour information on that topic during those few hours.So I can have short term, medium term, and long term (lifelong) interests.
How do you pick a career when you have so many interests?
This is a common question in today’s world, but not many people are asking it.Many of us tend to keep things inside and assume we should know exactly what we are doing at all times.The reality is that most of us are lost and confused in this life. We are told from the get-go that we must live life in a certain way (get an education, get a job, start a family, retire, die).But there are infinite ways to live your life and you must find the path that aligns with your heart (#cheeeese).We have so many options and so many different paths we could take with our career, how on earth do we pick just one and hope it works out?This is a question I ponder frequently as I believe it’s one of the main pillars to being happy and fulfilled in life.Here are 4 Tips to get you Thinking:1 | Keep doing things: the more things you do, the more you’ll understand what you like, dislike, are good at, and can make a living from. Stay in motion and start to observe what makes your heart sing.2 | Take the time to get to know yourself: it’s great that you have many interests. This may feel like a curse, but it’s a huge blessing. Now, you need to start honing in on which interest aligns with you the most. Dig deep, past all the BS, to truly get to know yourself. Only then can you move forward with clarity.3 | Find your Ikigai [Sweet Spot]: Ikigai is a Japanese term for "a reason for being." It usually refers to the source of value in one's life or the things that make one's life worthwhile. It’s what I like to call the ‘sweet spot.’ “When your skills, passions, and purpose collide to create your unique genius.” It’s the perfect intersection of:What you loveWhat you’re good atWhat you can get paid forWhat the world needs4 | Take the 5 Day Challenge: I created this challenge to help people find their sweet spot. Once you have this, you can start to build your life around it. You’ll have complete clarity on how to move forward in all aspects of life.I have learned through my journey that life is multi-faceted. You must find a balance between all the variables within your life. Everything from health, social connection and family, professional aspirations, financial health and so on.When you have an idea of what your vision is, where you want to go, and what it actually looks like (specifically), you can follow your North Star and know without a doubt that you’re headed in the right direction.