"I had reports. I just didn't know what to do with them." That's how Michelle described her situation when we first talked. She owned a marketing agency with eight employees, had been in business for six years, and received financial statements from her bookkeeper every single month. On paper, everything looked fine. Revenue was growing. The P&L showed a profit. The books were clean and reconciled. But when it came to making actual decisions, Michelle was guessing. The Questi

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