And when the topic is about supportive mothers who would do absolutely anything and make sacrifices for their children, I will scream my mother’s name from the rooftops!!!!!!
Mr P is such a good good storyteller! Talented all round! Can sing, dance, act and his descriptions are so vivid you could feel every single emotion like you were there live🥹
My attention span🫠
I was on Claude deciding on color palettes, then I decided to go on Pinterest to get inspiration. Upon opening Pinterest, I came across a quote from a book that resonated with me and then proceeded to that popular book site to download the book…
…couldn’t find the book there, so I decided to go on IG to see if I could buy a physical copy. Upon opening IG, the first post was an accounting standard that was explained. I didn’t agree with the entries passed, so I went to Meta AI to present the accounting entries dilemma…
What’s Really In The Till?
Somebody just told you they sold their business for 500 million naira. You nodded. Maybe you even clapped.
But did you ask what that number actually means?
Most people never do, and honestly, that’s fair. Nobody ever sat us down and taught us this properly. So let’s fix that, the way we fix everything around here, in a classroom, with three students brave enough to ask the questions you’ve probably been too shy to ask yourself.
I’m kicking off a new three part series on the Teacher Cee Series: What’s Really In The Till?
You don’t need a finance background to follow this. You just need to have ever heard someone brag about a business sale and wondered, quietly, what’s actually behind that number.
First up: Net Debt. Why the price tag on a business and the cheque that actually gets written are rarely the same thing. Why a loan you never personally took out can still become your headache the day you sign. It sounds technical until you hear it the Teacher Cee way, and then it just clicks.
Episode 2 (Working Capital) and Episode 3 (Completion Accounts vs Locked Box) are coming right behind this one.
Pull up a chair, class is in session. And once you’re done reading, I genuinely want to hear from you, drop your thoughts, ask your questions, tell me what confused you. This series only gets better with you in the room.
Read Episode 1 below.