On my days off, I do office work in silence...
It rained quite a bit on the first day of business.
On our day off, I got up early in the morning to wait for the contractor, but around noon I got a call saying that their schedule didn't work out.
After that, I didn't feel like going out and I didn't have any urgent business to attend to, so I spent the day doing paperwork. Thanks to that, I was able to almost finish preparing my tax return.
Compared to last year, the impact of rising utility bills and coffee bean prices has been quite significant. I have a lot to think about from now on... I'm feeling quite down.
Since we switched to cloud accounting software last year, this accounting work has been completed more quickly.
If you register your bankbook, credit card, Amazon, PiTaPa, Edy, etc., the information will be automatically entered and the account title will be automatically determined. There are no input errors, and the work is much easier. It has saved me a lot of time.
Both this accounting work and the website I moved from Ameblo to last year can be done easily without any specialized knowledge. What a convenient world we live in.
I think that as the world becomes more convenient, the number of tax accountants, web designers, and other professions will gradually decrease.
They can create materials according to your requests, create beautiful designs, select good products, and prepare delicious meals and coffee.
If you don't pursue not only those basic things but also your own unique value, then things will probably go wrong. You won't be chosen, and no one will even look at you.
This is something we feel very strongly in our work.
Not only that, Usaboku.
It's a steady process that requires a lot of thought. It's not something that's clearly visible, but we want to constantly reassess what our unique value is and communicate it in an easy-to-understand way.
I was thinking about these things while taking a break with a cup of coffee in hand.
