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Your Financial Relationship

Have you ever thought about your relationship to finances? Understanding why you either hang on or always need more can be circumstantial or situational from an event that created your relationship to the money. Mine comes from a circumstance of...Read More

Are You Your Own CFO?

Being a Chief Financial Officer for a business is one thing. But are you the CFO for your future? We have to take a leadership role in our financial house. If you don’t do it, who will? As women business...Read More

Fearless Financial Mastery: The Courage is the Key

What do you feel or experience when the subject of finances comes up? Fear, anxiety, worry, embarrassment, excitement, peace? Perhaps a combination of all of those in the span of a minute. I completely understand. I’ve been there and so...Read More

Get Your Financial Systems Together

As a women business owner, it is important to leverage your business for less worry and more ease. To do that, it is necessary to develop and maintain financial systems that give you confidence in your financial stability while having...Read More

The Power of 10

With so much conversation about money and ideas on what and where to put it, do you ever just want to ask the question, can you HELP me? Then we start talking about it to friends and now as a...Read More

Your Financial Sandcastle

Is your financial sandcastle sturdy or is it washing away? I had the pleasure hearing Michael Bernard Beckwith, founder of Agape, speak about goals using a sandcastle analogy. It made me think of how we as a population can be...Read More

Using Financial Reports to Help You Strategize for Success

Is your bookkeeping up to date? If so, are you using the information available to you to plan the success of your business? According to Merriam-Webster®, the definition of the word strategize is to make a plan for achieving a...Read More

Things To Consider When Hiring a Temporary Worker

Does your business get busier in the fall and are you considering hiring temporary staff to help with the workload? If so, keep in mind there are some things to consider. The first is whether they can be a 1099 contractor...Read More

Separating Business and Personal Funds

Many small business owners run their financial transactions through personal bank and credit card accounts thinking it is easier (and possibly less expensive). As a business owner, I recommend you have separate bank and credit card accounts for many reasons....Read More

Mid-Year Bookkeeping Check-In

It's just shy of the end of June, so six months of the year are almost complete. I suggest to my clients having a check-in with their CPA at least two times a year; once about mid-year, and once in...Read More