As a business owner in NDIS, Allied Health and Not-for-profit you may have heard the phrase “It’s all about the numbers.” Yes, numbers are important in measuring business success such as revenue, profit, expenses, and other financial metrics. However, business growth requires much more than ensuring a healthy bottom line. Business growth with purpose entails a conscious effort to consider your business’s impact on the community, the environment, and the lives of your employees. At Higher Purpose Accounting St. George, you need an accountant who cares about your business as much as you do.

Fostering a Culture of Transparency and Accountability: To ensure that your business is growing with purpose, it is important to have a culture of transparency and accountability. This means being open and honest about your business practices, governance, financial performance, and impact on the community and environment. It also means being accountable for your actions, taking responsibility for any negative impacts. So actively seek ways to improve your practices and outcomes.

Measuring Success Beyond the Bottom Line: While financial metrics are important, they do not provide a complete picture of your business’s success. Measuring success with purpose requires broader metrics that factor in your impact on the community, environment, and employees. This can include things like employee satisfaction, customer satisfaction, environmental impact, and social impact. By tracking these metrics and using them to guide your decision-making, you can ensure that your business is not only growing but also making a positive impact on the world.