Accounting Game
Mullis, Darrell
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Add to basketConfused by accounting? Start with a lemonade stand.
Whether you're launching a small business, running a side hustle, or just want to feel confident reading a balance sheet, The Accounting Game makes learning accounting fast, fun, and unforgettable.
This bestselling guide uses the story of a child's lemonade stand to teach real-world accounting basics, without the confusing jargon. Through interactive lessons, step-by-step worksheets, and a gamified format, you'll master key financial skills like tracking expenses, understanding cash flow, and building profit.
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Used in classrooms, corporate trainings, and homeschool curriculums around the world, this is the go-to accounting book for people who hate accounting books.
Darrell Mullis served as the Director of Training and Development at Educational Discoveries for over twelve years where he taught EDI’s learning technology and developed a training program for its trainers. Mullis has also taught over 300 of the phenomenally successful Accounting Game seminars to thousands of Americans. Mullis lives with his four daughters in Louisville, Colorado.
For the past 25 years, Judith Orloff has been helping people transform their lives through self-awareness and education. Among her most significant accomplishments is the founding of the Burlington College in Vermont, where she also created a B.A. program in Transpersonal Psychology. In addition, Orloff is the founder of Educational Discoveries, Inc.
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