Running a business is no small feat. Between managing teams, overseeing projects, and keeping clients happy, I know I feel like there just aren’t enough hours in the day. But here’s the good news: streamlining your operations can free up time, save money, and boost your bottom line. Let’s dive

Picking up after last week’s post about investors, let’s dive into business loans, and then we’ll talk about which funding option is right for you and your business. Understanding Business Loans If you prefer to maintain full control over your business, loans may be a better option. With a loan,

Last week we talked about getting ready to find funding for your small business. Now let’s talk about one of your funding options: investors! Understanding Funding through Investors Investors can provide large sums of money in exchange for equity (partial ownership) in your company. Unlike loans, you don’t need to

Starting or growing a small business often requires one key ingredient: funding! Whether you’re launching a new venture or expanding an existing one, securing the right financial resources is critical for success. But with so many options out there—ranging from traditional bank loans to venture capital investments—how do you decide

Being grateful for your finances, even when they aren’t in the best shape, can be a powerful way to foster a positive mindset and build resilience. Here are some ways to cultivate gratitude for your financial situation, regardless of its current state: 1. Shift Focus to What You Have 2.

I get a lot of questions about how to deduct vehicle expenses: I talk about all this is one of my Bookkeeping: Beyond the Boring lessons, and I’m giving it to you for free today! Watch below to learn how to make the most of your vehicle deductions! PS, If

We’ve all heard the saying, “To be a great leader, you need to be strong.” But what if true strength in leadership isn’t about being tough all the time? What if it’s about being open, honest, and yes, even vulnerable? Leading with vulnerability doesn’t mean showing weakness—it means showing up

When we think about leadership, the words that often come to mind are strength, confidence, decisiveness—qualities that suggest a person who has it all together. But here’s the truth: No one has it all together, all the time. And that’s okay. In fact, one of the most powerful tools you

I’ve talked about the importance of networking before, but a refresh can’t hurt. As women, we often hear how important it is to have a “support network”—a group of people who encourage us, challenge us, and push us to achieve our goals. But let’s be real—building that network isn’t always