How are you feeling
Richard Brewin • April 3, 2024
I wonder if there are any other trades or professions that are as ‘glass half full or half empty’ as accountancy?
I spend much of my time digesting the thoughts of people in and around the world of accountants and bookkeepers. I come across lots about what we are apparently getting wrong, less so about what we get right, and I see the decline of the profession forecast more often than the hopes of a rosy future.
It feels different when I’m out in the field.
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