I recently received an email with the subject line, "Why You Should Fire Your Bookkeeper," and while I usually don’t give these things much attention, this one really had me shaking my head.

Let’s get real for a minute—bookkeeping isn’t just some tedious task you can just throw together during tax season. If you’re still hanging onto outdated ideas about what bookkeeping is, you are likely holding your business back.

Let’s be real for a second—bookkeeping isn’t sexy. However, it is a necessity, and it can be a pain in the ass if you don’t know what you're doing. That’s why outsourcing your bookkeeping can be a game-changer. So, let’s talk about why you should stop banging your head against the wall trying to balance the books yourself, and how outsourcing that shit can save you time, stress, and money.

What should be on your year-end to-do list? Let’s break down the essential tasks to wrap up 2024 right and start the new year without that “Oh crap, I forgot something” feeling.

Many assume that if your personal finances are in order, your business will manage just fine. Spoiler alert: That’s bullshit. Your business needs its own emergency savings fund, and here’s why it’s f*cking crucial:

As whispers of a potential recession make the rounds, it's easy to get caught up in the fear and uncertainty (trust me I GET IT). But let's get f*cking clear: this is not a time to panic. Rather, it is time we flip the script and use this as an

Running a business is like juggling 50 million tasks while making a million decisions, all while flying by the seat of your pants. Sure, you say "I got this," but do you really?

Alright, folks, picture this: You're steering your business through the labyrinth of entrepreneurship. It's a wild ride, but as you well know, there's one thing that stands out as your trusty sidekick—accounting.

Today, we're diving into the realm of bookkeeper consultations—a 90-minute power session that can revolutionize your business. It's like giving your business a turbo boost.

So, buckle up, and let's explore how a short but impactful meeting with a bookkeeper can dramatically transform your business.

Can you believe we're already halfway through the fiscal year? Now, before you start dreaming about sandy beaches and sipping margaritas, it's essential to take a quick break and analyze those financial numbers. Trust me, it's like giving your business a check-up to ensure everything is running smoothly.

Between rising interest rates and a looming recession, you may be thinking a lot more about your lines of credit as a small business owner right now. And if you’re not - you should be!

Setting goals is one of my favorite business activities. It can give your daily pursuits purpose, motivate you to continue on in the face of challenges, and keep your business organized.

We all started our business for one reason or another. Maybe you love matching people with their dream home or guiding people through the toughest challenges in their life. Whatever gifts you were given you figured out how to turn them into a business AND make money. 

One of the most important things you need to learn as a business owner is how to price your services! It may sound simple, but incorrectly pricing services you offer can eat away any profits you have, or even lead to losses that could really hurt your company. Below I will give you some great tips on how to calculate the price for your services!

As a business owner, you may not have as much time as you would like to deal with your business accounting books. QuickBooks is a great software program that makes accounting so much easier - it's about time. One of the best functions of QuickBooks is to help with account reconciliation. In this article, we discuss reconciliation and some issues QuickBooks users encounter.

This is a big one because so many small business owners have a “general idea” of their profitability but they don’t really know what their entire business picture looks like. When you’re ready to expand to the next level – do you know which of your products and services are most profitable, and which ones aren’t? If you needed to cut costs, do you know where your biggest expenses are?  Knowing the numbers in real-time can help you maximize your profits and reduce your expenses.