Zach De Gregorio, CPA www.WolvesAndFinance.com We are talking about Doing Work You Love. And I want to talk about this from a very practical perspective. If you watch my channel, I talk about this a lot. I talk about finding your passion and doing work you enjoy. There is a very practical reason why I talk about this so much. This is actually been studied a lot in business schools. They have found something really interesting: People are more productive doing work they love. I learned this lesson very early on in my career. One of my first jobs was working at E! Entertainment. Working at E! was fun, exciting, and interesting, but there was a problem. I did not actually like any of the shows on E! Entertainment. I am not bashing any of their shows, but everyone has their own preferences, and those are just not the type of shows I like to watch. There was one particular moment when my attitude towards work changed. I realized something important: The Style Network was the only channel on television that had coverage of New York Fashion Week. The Style Network did not do that much for Fashion Week, but no other channel was covering it at all. So I had an idea. What if you covered New York Fashion Week like a major sporting event including live video feeds, slow motion replays, and celebrity commentators. You could turn this little week in New York into a major media event. I decided to take a risk and voice my ideas to the executives at E! Entertainment. I wrote up a whole pitch on how they should invest in the Style Network and build this show about New York Fashion Week. I started working on this new show, and it was a blast. We were building this channel, doing something brand new that had never been done before. It was exciting. Working on that show was one of my favorite experiences working in Hollywood. Unfortunately, when the show aired, it was a flop. The ratings were not very good. I think we were ahead of our time, and it was not what audience’s were looking for. But I learned a very valuable lesson from that experience. I went from working on shows at E! Entertainment that I did not care about, to working on a show where I was truly engaged in the process. The difference was night and day. I experienced on a practical level that you are more productive doing work you love. I have always been so thankful that I figured this out when I was so young. This concept of “doing work you love” will help you make meaningful career choices. I know there is a lot of people out there who are unhappy at their jobs. I would encourage you to ask yourself the question "Am I excited about the product or service my company provides?" If your answer is no, go out and find a company that you can get excited about. In the US, there is around 30 Million dif ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NmDvsWSCenI

This week we are continuing to talk about cash flow. Last week, I made a video about the difference between cash flow and profit. This week we are going to dive deeper into how to analyze cash flow. Just a warning, this is a more advanced accounting topic, so if you are new to accounting, just hang in there because we are covering some really important concepts. Zach DeGregorio For additional accounting questions, you can contact me through my website www.WolvesAndFinance.com. Twitter: https://twitter.com/FinanceWolves TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@wolvesandfinance Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wolvesandfinance Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wolvesandfinance Neither Zach De Gregorio or Wolves and Finance shall be liable for any damages related to information in this video. It is recommended you contact a CPA in your area for business advice. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpaXFUkGDbU