Podcasts about Decimal

Episode: 2535 The base of a number system: times tables and memorization.  Today, go forth and multiply.

Avui encetem nova temporada amb un programa especial, titulat “Decimal currency“, que ens ha preparat el Lluís Nutty. Tracklist: 1.The Blenders “Decimal currency” 2.The Ethiopians “Everything crash” 3.Clyde Hoyte & The Decimals “The decimal song” 4.New dollar 1969 animation 5.The … Continua llegint →

Santi García Cremades nos trae la solución del reto que presentó el pasado jueves, que ha conseguido solucionar un oyente de Más de uno. Además, nos ha contado la historia de la expresión 'estoy en cero coma' o 0, Cremades nos explica el origen y uso de la coma en la numeración y por qué se comenzó a usar ese símbolo. Para finalizar Cremades trae un nuevo reto que tendrá que resolver los oyentes. 

Santi García Cremades nos trae la solución del reto que presentó el pasado jueves, que ha conseguido solucionar un oyente de Más de uno. Además, nos ha contado la historia de la expresión 'estoy en cero coma' o 0, Cremades nos explica el origen y uso de la coma en la numeración y por qué se comenzó a usar ese símbolo. Para finalizar Cremades trae un nuevo reto que tendrá que resolver los oyentes. 

Shannon addresses common misconceptions about financial management, emphasizing the importance of focusing on macro-level decisions rather than micro-level cost-cutting. Shannon advocates for prioritizing impactful activities that drive significant business growth and encourages entrepreneurs to delegate tasks to maintain a CEO mindset. Tune in to learn how to allocate your time and resources effectively, build sustainable profits, and drive your business toward lasting success.   What you'll hear in this episode: [0:45] Common Misconceptions in Financial Management [1:40] Focusing on Macro Over Micro Decisions [3:25] Effective Financial Management Strategies [4:55] Prioritizing Impactful Activities [8:15] The Importance of Delegation [10:30] Conclusion and Next Steps   Learn more about our CFO firm and services: https://www.keepwhatyouearn.com/   Connect with Shannon: https://www.linkedin.com/in/shannonweinstein Watch full episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMlIuZsrllp1Uc_MlhriLvQ Follow along on IG: https://www.instagram.com/shannonkweinstein/   The information contained in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only and is not individual tax advice. We love enthusiastic action, but please consult a qualified professional before implementing anything you learn.

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Keywords:  entrepreneurship, bookkeeping, technology, startups, financial management, small business, accounting, operational efficiency, nonprofit fundraising, restaurant marketing, bookkeeping, accounting, collections, remote work, sales strategies, franchising, financial services, technology integration, small business, cash flow Takeaways Matt Tait transitioned from law to entrepreneurship. He emphasizes the importance of operational efficiency in accounting. Technology can streamline financial processes for small businesses. Understanding the cost of time is crucial for entrepreneurs. Many business owners overlook the importance of bookkeeping. Common mistakes include doing bookkeeping themselves and not seeking help. Businesses need to focus on their core competencies. The journey from employee to owner can be complex but rewarding. Innovative tech solutions can enhance fundraising for nonprofits. Effective financial management is key to business success. It's not just bookkeeping; it's all processes involved. Many companies struggle with accounts receivable and collections. Good businesses have good processes and habits. Collections should be a dedicated time each week. Outsourcing collections can harm client relationships. Fixed monthly fees provide predictability for clients. Technology and globalization are key to scaling operations. Partnerships with fractional CFOs drive growth. Franchising can help accountants start their own firms. Understanding your numbers is crucial for business success. Summary:  In this episode, Mitch Beinhaker interviews Matt Tait, CEO of Decimal, who shares his journey from being a lawyer to becoming an entrepreneur. Matt discusses the importance of operational efficiency in accounting and how technology can streamline financial processes for small businesses. He emphasizes the need for entrepreneurs to understand the cost of their time and the common mistakes they make in financial management. The conversation also touches on innovative solutions in nonprofit fundraising and the transition from employee to owner. In this conversation, Matt Tait discusses the intricacies of bookkeeping and accounting processes, emphasizing the importance of streamlining operations for efficiency. He highlights the challenges businesses face with collections and the necessity of establishing good habits for financial management. Tait shares insights on building a remote accounting firm, the evolution of sales strategies in a digital landscape, and the upcoming franchising model for Decimal. He also addresses the complexities of managing a global workforce and the comprehensive financial services offered to small businesses. Titles From Lawyer to Entrepreneur: Matt Tait's Journey Streamlining Bookkeeping for Small Businesses Innovative Solutions in Nonprofit Fundraising The Cost of Time: Why Entrepreneurs Should Delegate Sound Bites "I'm a recovering attorney." "Every business has to pay their bills and get paid." "You shouldn't do it. It's not a good use of time." "Common mistakes include doing bookkeeping themselves." "Make it nice and easy." "Nobody wants to be in business collecting money." "We have a big team in the Philippines." "We're going to start franchising Decimal." "You have to think through the whole life cycle." Chapters 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast and Guest 01:11 Matt Tait's Entrepreneurial Journey 04:09 Transitioning from Law to Tech Startups 06:14 Innovations in Nonprofit Fundraising Technology 09:16 Creating a Restaurant Marketing Platform 12:22 Joining Decimal and the Journey to Ownership 14:34 The Importance of Bookkeeping for Businesses 18:11 Understanding the Cost of Time in Business 21:14 Common Mistakes in Financial Management 22:12 Streamlining Bookkeeping Processes 25:30 The Importance of Collections 26:51 Building a Remote Accounting Firm 30:33 Sales Strategies in a Digital Age 34:42 Franchising the Decimal Model 36:05 Challenges of a Remote Workforce 41:29 Comprehensive Financial Services for Small Businesses

Running a firm is one thing. Building a business that scales is another.Matt Tait, founder and CEO of Decimal, knows how overwhelming the growth stage can be. He's developed a clear-eyed perspective on what holds people back and what to do instead. Recently, Decimal announced a bold move into franchising, giving other entrepreneurs access to the systems, structure, and support that have powered their own success.In this episode, Matt answers the questions he hears most often from accountants and firm owners. He lists down what the Decimal franchise model includes, who it's built for, and how it solves the operational and economic pain points that keep firms stuck. Matt also shares how AI, globalization, and shifting client needs are shaping what it takes to grow a firm today.You'll learn:Why most accounting firms fail to scale and how to fix that.How to structure teams and technology for better margins and less chaos.What traits make a firm owner a strong fit for the franchise model.Jump into the conversation: (00:00) Matt introduces the Q&A episode (01:43) What sparked the franchising model at Decimal(04:40) Breaking down the accounting firm margin gap(07:16) How AI is transforming firm operations today(10:17) Building an effective global team(11:53) Turning staff into trusted client advisors(14:21) Why giving away the playbook wasn't enough(20:08) How Decimal's queue system boosts capacity(28:39) The mindsets that signal long-term success(31:50) The biggest problems franchising is solving(33:56) Structuring teams to support $40K+ MRR per manager(39:04) Why $500/month clients are a red flag

On this episode Joe Woodard is interviewed by Matt Tate, CEO of Decimal, about how accounting and bookkeeping firm owners can scale past the “messy middle” and into million-dollar practices. Joe emphasizes defining an ideal client, building outcome-driven service offerings, and pricing based on value rather than effort. He breaks down the path to $1M as achievable with just 32 right-fit clients, and explains how process, tech, outsourcing, and mindset shifts—especially moving from technician to business owner—are key to scalable success. Learn more about the show and our sponsors at Woodard.com/podcast

In this episode of The Concierge CPA Podcast, Dr. Jackie Meyer interviews Matt Tait, founder and CEO of Decimal, a firm that leverages AI and technology to enhance accounting operations. Matt shares his journey from being a lawyer to creating a client-centric accounting experience, emphasizing the importance of technology in streamlining workflows and improving client engagement. The conversation also delves into the significance of fixed fee pricing, the role of AI in automating accounting tasks, and the value of strategic partnerships in the accounting industry. In this conversation, Matt Tait and Dr. Jackie Meyer discuss the intricacies of partnerships in tax advisory, the challenges of scaling service-based companies, and the importance of hiring and training in a global workforce. They emphasize the need for transparency in outsourcing bookkeeping and share insights from case studies in the industry. The discussion also touches on personal experiences and fun insights during a lightning round.

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On this episode Justin records live at ViVE 2025 in Nashville. Stay tuned for the next few weeks to hear all his guests. This week tune in to hear Erik Pupo, Director, Commercial Health IT Advisory, Guidehouse + Kamal Jethwani, Co-founder & CEO, Decimal.health and VP, Digital Ventures, Moffitt Cancer Center To stream our Station live 24/7 visit www.HealthcareNOWRadio.com or ask your Smart Device to “….Play Healthcare NOW Radio”. Find all of our network podcasts on your favorite podcast platforms and be sure to subscribe and like us. Learn more at www.healthcarenowradio.com/listen

On this episode, Heather and Joe talk about seven essential productivity hacks to help accountants and bookkeepers stay sane during the busy season. They cover strategies like the two-minute rule, email automation, mindset shifts, and the importance of setting boundaries to maintain efficiency and well-being. Joe also revisits The Execution Factor by Kim Perrell (from episode 41 of the Woodard Report podcast). TV and Movie Quote: Heather quoted Everything Everywhere All at Once Joe quoted Michael Corleone from the Godfather Book of the Week: The Execution Factor by Kim Perrell Joe interviewed Kim Perrell on episode 41 of The Woodard Report Podcast Favorite Social Posts: Heather mentioned Matt Tait of Decimal and his post on LinkedIn Joe mentioned Greg Kyte on X/Twitter as posted by The Soul of Enterprise The Woodard Report Article of the Week: Executive Orders: The Good, the Bad and the Impact on Business by Ryan Francis Thank you to our show sponsor, Bill! They are the intelligent way to create and pay bills, send invoices, manage expenses, control budgets, and access the credit your business needs to grow—all on one platform. Learn more about the show and our sponsors at Woodard.com/podcast

In the world of business, accounting is often seen as a painful necessity. But what if it could be a strategic advantage instead of a chore?In this episode, Matt Tait, Founder and CEO of Decimal, discusses how his company revolutionizes accounting services for small businesses and why he believes aligning business incentives is key to success.You'll discover:How Decimal fosters a people-first company culture in a remote work environmentThe unique approach Decimal takes towards acquisitions and partnershipsInsights on leveraging technology and AI in the accounting industryWhy an abundance mindset could be the secret to business growthDecimal's experience with reps and warranties insurance in M&A transactions

Most accounting firms never grow past a few hundred thousand dollars. They get stuck in manual work and outdated processes, making it nearly impossible to scale. But what if you could break through that ceiling?For accounting firm owners looking to grow beyond seven figures, the challenge isn't just getting there—it's what comes next. In this episode, Matt Tait, founder of Decimal, shares what separates firms that plateau from those that thrive. With experience building and scaling businesses past the first million, Matt dives into the key strategies, mindset shifts, and systems that create sustainable growth.In this episode, you'll learn:Why most firms stall before hitting seven figures—and how to break throughThe biggest operational mistakes that hold firm owners backThe systems and processes that drive scalable successJump into the conversation:[00:00:03] Meet Matt Tait[00:00:10] Why most accounting firms struggle to grow[00:00:24] The challenge isn't getting to $1M—it's what comes next[00:01:15] What this show is all about[00:02:05] The mindset shift that separates thriving firms from stagnant ones

In this episode of Unhired, we sit down with Matt Tait, CEO and founder of Decimal, a company that provides bookkeeping and tax services for small businesses. Matt shares his journey as a serial entrepreneur, discussing the ups and downs of running multiple businesses (including his background as a recovering lawyer). He opens up about lessons learned, the realities of business finances, and why bookkeeping isn't just a necessary evil—it's a crucial piece of building a sustainable business. We also dive into what it takes to grow a company, why founders often struggle with financial management, and how Matt and his team at Decimal have helped over a thousand businesses get their books in order. Whether you're a numbers person or not, this conversation will change the way you think about the financial health of your business.  

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In this first episode of Season 2, Sasha Orloff is joined by Matt Tait, CEO of Decimal, to discuss the rise of AI in accounting, Decimal's recent acquisition of KPMG Spark, and their new strategic partnership with Puzzle. Matt also covers his journey building Decimal, the balance of human expertise in a tech-driven world, and the industry's future. --

On this episode, Joe speaks with Matt Tait, CEO of Decimal, about the integration of AI in the accounting industry, highlighting Decimal's transition to the AI-native ledger platform, Puzzle. Matt shares his thoughts on how Puzzle can automate up to 90% of routine tasks, improve client experiences, and enhance workflow scalability. His perspective on the implied partnership between tech and accounting firms is refreshing and not to be missed. Episode Resources: Connect with Matt Tait on LinkedIn Decimal.com - Let Decimal Solve Financial Operations Thank you to our show sponsor, Zoho! Zoho is a unique and powerful software suite to transform the way you work. Designed for businesses of all sizes, built by a company that values your privacy. Learn more about the show and our sponsors at Woodard.com/podcast

In this episode of Can't Stop the Growth, Chad Peterman dives deep into the challenges (and wins!) of leading remote teams with Matt Tait, CEO of Decimal. With 85 employees across five countries, Matt's mastered intentional leadership, accountability, and culture—even when teams are miles apart. They unpack how to: Reinforce values daily so they're lived, not just listed. Balance empathy and accountability for a culture that's both people-centered and high-performing. Create clear, transparent communication that doesn't leave room for guesswork. If you're leading a remote or decentralized team, this episode offers actionable insights to keep your people connected, accountable, and aligned—no matter where they are. Additional Resources:  Connect with Matt on LinkedIn Discover Decimal Chad on LinkedIn Chad Peterman | CEO | Author Peterman Brothers Website More on PeopleForward Network Follow PeopleForward Network on LinkedIn  Key Takeaways: Intentional Culture Building in Remote Teams: Leading remote teams requires intentionality—reinforce values consistently so they become ingrained behaviors. As Matt puts it, he acts as the “Chief Repeating Officer” to keep Decimal's values front and center for his widely dispersed team. Balance Empathy with Accountability: A people-first culture doesn't mean compromising on accountability. Matt and Chad discuss how holding individuals accountable can actually reinforce the team's morale by keeping everyone aligned and focused on common goals. Address Conflict Directly for Stronger Teams: Conflict avoidance can erode trust and productivity. Effective leaders lean into uncomfortable conversations and model healthy conflict resolution, strengthening team cohesion and organizational health.

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