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Take an online class in finance for less than $10
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Some creatives spend years honing their artistic talents in order to avoid careers in business, finance, and other traditionally left-brained disciplines. But this avoidance of all things math can put them at a disadvantage.
The truth is, even artists need to have financial savvy, no matter if you’re a creative director or an entrepreneur, a painter, or a sculptor. If your eyes are already glazing over at the mention of a financial education, worry not. An online class called Finance For Non-Financial Professionals was designed for you. It’s an easy-to-follow, no-BS course that will give you the tools to make the most of your talents. And it’s only $9.99 for a limited time.
With 24/7 access to this program’s 21 units of study and 9 hours of content, you’ll learn how to take control of your financial future, make better decisions, and speak the same language as your business and marketing colleagues.
You’ll get familiar with financial statements, understand profit and loss, learn how to budget and forecast, and finally understand what the heck a KPI is. You’ll even discover how to spot a good investment, and how to conceive and cultivate your own business.
With a lifetime membership to Finance For Non-Financial Professionals, you can stream these eye-opening lectures on your computer at any time, and get a certification as proof of your hard work.
Plus, during this deal, the program’s regular $395 price point has been reduced to just $9.99.
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