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Why mastering math leads to high‑value skills like bookkeeping, taxes, and M&A
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- All right, well that's more valuable than just math, but you need math in order to have bookkeeping.
- And all of a sudden you can start saving a business money.
- All of these things you still need to know math, but these when taken together become significantly more valuable as a person.
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Abschnitt 1 Maybe in the beginning you're somebody who's really good at math.
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0:00Maybe in the beginning you're somebody who's really good at math. Okay, being good at math is not that valuable of a skill. Then all of a sudden you're like, okay, well I'll learn how to do bookkeeping. All right, well that's more valuable than just math, but you need math in order to have bookkeeping. And then you learn how accounting works. Okay, and then you learn how taxes work. And all of a sudden you can start saving a business money. Now let's say that you start learning about insurance. And then you start learning about M&A, right? All of these things you still need to know math, but these when taken together become significantly more valuable as a person. Wherever you're at in this journey right now, it's not like, oh my god, I can't why can't I do this? It's like you still have to move through the steps. Now, how fast you do that depends on how quickly you change your behavior.