When you are working out of your home and have reached the point where you want to hire someone, you have many options, but one of them may not be having employees come to your home to work. And although I have had employees working out of
Read More →For some of you, summer can be a slow time in your business. If you do taxes, all the action is during busy season and in September if you have a lot of extensions. If you’re a bookkeeper, your busiest month is January. And if you do
Read More →There are courses and conferences to help you build the technical skills you need to succeed in accounting. Some of my favorites include the Sleeter conference, coming up in the fall, AICPA’s TECH+ conference held in Las Vegas, and the just completed Scaling New Heights, an Intuit-centric
Read More →The amazing change the internet has set in motion for the world still blows me away when I think about it. But an organization called TED and the impact it’s had on the world blows me away just as much. You’re in for a jaw-dropping experience if
Read More →Perseverance is a skill that anyone can learn to not only survive, but thrive through life’s curves. When adversity strikes, it’s not what happens to you but how you respond to what happens to you that has the greatest impact on your life. Here are four specific
Read More →If you feel you should be doing better than you are in business, you may have a belief pattern that is unconsciously holding you back. The first step is to bring it to the surface. Only then can it be addressed, released, and replaced with a belief
Read More →Airplane pilots have checklists for just about everything they do. Checklists promote performance consistency, make it easier to learn new procedures, and increase safety exponentially. In accounting, we can learn from the airline industry and apply checklists to certain areas of our practices in order to reap
Read More →There are many times when a person’s choice of words really matters: in negotiations, in relationships, and in business, to name a few. Some words can ignite a negative reaction in others, even if the messenger means well. As you’re working hard to build trust, choose words
Read More →The end-of-year holidays make a wonderful time to gain the genius of hindsight before we enter 2013. To create your very own business year-in-review, ask yourself these five questions and prepare your answers thoughtfully. What were your major accomplishments for 2012? What were you most proud of?
Read More →We’ve worked super-hard on gaining our accounting, tax, and auditing skills. Those skills alone will keep us working as employees for someone else, but what if we want to go out on our own or grow our business beyond what we have now? Here are five skills
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