Numbers and Tech: Recent Episodes
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Grab life by the bottom line! Every entrepreneur has a story. Listen to women discuss the financial side of their business. Both the challenges and the successes.
The Profit First method is a new approach to cash flow management that’s helping entrepreneurs ensure they make a profit and are paid. As intuitive as that might sound, entrepreneurs are typically terrible at paying themselves fairly or promptly. It doesn’t have to be this way.
Your Cost of Goods of Sold can tell you a lot about the overall health of your small business.
You can either get stressed out about taxes and let them consume you every year, or you can be proactive and get this facet of your life under control and humming along evenly. Which will it be for you?
Tracking miles for taxes is easy to get right or wrong. Getting it right is crucial since mileage deductions are a sizable tax write-off for most self-employed taxpayers.
As an entrepreneur if you work from home you get a break on your taxes. The IRS offers two ways to claim the home office deduction on your annual income tax return -- the simplified method, and the regular expenses method. We will go through each method so you know how to calculate both.
What Was the Biggest Lesson that 2021 Taught You? It is the beginning of the year, so this question holds a little bit more power right now. Let’s get going!
Discussing appropriate accounting strategies for freelancers with an eye to the coming year.
Guest, Anna Aufdenkampe Rossman reflects back on how a mid career break was the best path for her both professionally and personally.
Monica Agana, founder of Savage Babe found the courage to say goodbye to the corporate-life and stop working in a job that was unfulfilling. She had never started a business before. Savage Babe turned into a full-fledge community of women that inspired Monica daily. Monica learned that her most successful merchandise were those thoughtful items of intention from the heart and never forced.
Having a routine means you don’t have to think too hard about how or when to do something; you know exactly what to do and when to do it because you’ve already figured that out. This reduces both the time and stress of decision-making throughout your day
How Nataliya Barbin’s passion project Hello Beaty Full & Co grew into it’s purpose of spreading positivity, encouragement and smiles.
Abi Ness shares how she helps others get back the life, peace and excitement which has been buried by excess stuff.
How Intuit products have shaped my career, helped my clients and the exciting opportunities in the future for small business accounting.
We discuss strategies for staying connected while you are traveling or working away from your home or office.
It is vitally important for business owners to choose the correct type of web presence to accompany their business needs. There are three main types of web pages that facilitate the range from basic presence to specific functionality. We discuss the options available.
Fostering a diverse customer base will ensure better financial health for your business long term.
The differences between an independent contractor and an employee may seem insignificant at first glance, but tax agencies take this very seriously.
Starting a business means learning from mistakes. The good news is you can learn lessons from others. That way, you won’t have to go through them, and you can have a great head start as you grow your business.
Hear Gigi Ropp share her thoughts on how not to make your hustle toxic and setting boundaries between you and your business is necessary.
As a business owner you have many options for paying yourself, but each comes with tax implications. Learn which is the best fit for you.
Know your numbers to grow your business. After giving this presentation to the Idaho Business Women's Center that was so well received I decided to share it on the podcast too.
Know your numbers to grow your business. After giving this presentation to the Idaho Business Women's Center that was so well received I decided to share it on the podcast too.
When you start a business, there are many actions you need to take and systems you need to set up to create the foundation for a successful business.
A year is a long time. Things change, probably multiple times. To avoid stress, anxiety, and a general feeling of overwhelm, I recommend a mid-year check in for business.
Instagram Coach, Heather Caldera teaches women how to confidently master their instagram marketing.
While most entrepreneurs focus on increasing sales to increase profit, lowering expenses is equally or perhaps more important when trying to achieve or maintain profitability.