Chris Collins explains why leaders need to read financial statements, even if math isn't their thing. He says it comes down to repetition, not genius, and shares a story about an electric skateboard that somehow leads to midlife crisis jokes.
One of the most important things for a leader to move up the ladder and become successful is understanding financials. And it's the most overlooked thing. On the next Chris Collins Service Drive Revolution.
The keys.
To the financial statement.
It's very important to successfully.
You know, you don't have to be a math whiz.
You're not stupid if you can't get it the first time. It's just repetition.
Yeah. You know, one advisor and they're 30% net to gross and so and they're looking to get better and they want to get better. So they called us cuz they want to get better. For Father's Day I got this carbon fiber deluxe like super fast electric skateboard. The thing does 27 miles an hour. I'm a little.
So do you think a midlife crisis is coming?
I'm a little easier on the. I'm in the full mid.
Getting a red. A red Corvette. You unbutton a couple buttons on your shirt and let's get you a gold chain.
What is it called? A poodle widdle. What is it?
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