Weaver Business Academy
Plain spreadsheets and plain teaching for the work nobody hands you a system for — invoicing, chasing payment, tracking mileage, knowing what you actually earned.
Working spreadsheets, not templates you have to finish yourself. Each one opens pre-filled with a worked example so you can see how it behaves.
Price a commercial job from square footage and production rates instead of guessing. Walks through the building, the hours and the one number that decides whether the bid is worth winning.
Who's on what schedule, and what's due next. Keeps recurring work from quietly falling off the calendar because nobody wrote it anywhere.
Price mowing by the property instead of by the hour you hope it takes. Drive time and equipment cost are in the math, where they belong.
The record you'll want if anyone ever asks. Log the trip, and the deduction works itself out at the current rate.
What to charge for a house, built from the time it actually takes rather than what the last person quoted.
The Progressive Entrepreneur material lives in the academy alongside the tools — same login, same place. A spreadsheet tells you where you stand; the courses are about what to do next.
The first helper in a service business usually struggles for the same reason. The job was never written down, so they learn it by watching, get most of it right, and you quietly redo the rest.
Everyone has heard that you should work on the business, not just in it. Very few owners have a time on the calendar when that actually happens. One hour a week is enough if it goes to the right five things.
A full schedule and an empty bank account is not bad luck and it is not a mystery. It is one of four things, and you can find out which in an afternoon.
Occasional notes on running a small business without a back office — what the numbers actually say, and what to do about them. No schedule, no filler.
