by Joyce M. Washington, CPA
Success leaves clues so you can use your past…efficiently & effectively planning for your future that ensures that your business is as profitable as possible as soon as possible.
In this episode, I will run you through my planning process for the year and how I break it down to the quarter and months for optimal profits and time off.
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Remember, this is an open discussion. If you have a question that you’d like me to answer on an upcoming episode, send an email to [email protected].
If you’re hanging out on social media, you can find me on Facebook or Instagram…as @thecommoncents or YouTube as @thecommoncents_official.
by Joyce M. Washington, CPA
This episode is a bit of a rant/what grinds my gears because I’m tired of seeing small business owners taken advantage of by so-called virtual bookkeepers.
What kicked this up for me was seeing a post about rules for a group that didn’t want there to be “negativity” in the group surrounding calling out inexperienced bookkeepers.
So in this episode, I run down why all of this bothers me, the ulterior motives of some group owners, why it’s hurtful to business owners and professionals…and what to do about it.
I also invite you to join the notification list for a rare sale that’s coming up for Black Friday (you can join here: thecommoncents.com/bootcamp)
by Joyce M. Washington, CPA
The difference between coaching vs consulting is subtle but there IS one…and it’s one that could make or break your business. I know dramatic but true.
That’s why we’re going to settle the debate between the two and give you a few clues as to who you need and when in your business.
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If you’re hanging out on social media, you can find me on Facebook, Instagram, or Twitter…as @thecommoncents.
by Joyce M. Washington, CPA
Profit First is still a thing. Although the concept is easy enough to grasp, for some CEOs, implementation can be elusive.
In this episode, I walk you through if the Profit First system is right for you and your business, as well as – what it is (and isn’t), how to implement it, who it works best for, does it actually work…some alternatives and recommendations.
If you’d like to get my eyes on your business and get a personalized implementation plan, grab some time on my calendar by going to thecommoncents.com/consult
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Remember, this is an open discussion. If you have a question that you’d like me to answer on an upcoming episode, send an email to [email protected].
If you’re hanging out on social media, you can find me on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter…as @thecommoncents.
by Joyce M. Washington, CPA
Messy bookkeeping and accounting that has gone undone and unchecked for too long can cost you not only money but time and tax deductions.
In this episode, the discussion centers around:
- A few ways that messy accounting is costly
- A Messy Money Horror Story
- Messy Money Lessons (2)
- 6 Steps to Clean Up Your Messy Accounting Records
- A couple pro-tips to help you get it done
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If you’d like some assistance with tidying up your messy accounting records, schedule a consultation so that we can chat about how we can work together.
If you’re hanging out on social media, you can find me on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter…as @thecommoncents.
by Joyce M. Washington, CPA
Getting started and staying motivated can be hard. Especially if you’re going it alone and it seems like everybody is doing all of the right things and you’re not. If you’re feeling like for every step forward, you get knocked back 5.
In this episode, I’m talking about the top 3 online business strategies that aren’t working as well as they used to…but I’m not all bad news. I’m not going to leave you hanging because I’m going to give you alternative strategies…what’s working now.
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Don’t forget, this is an open discussion. If you have a question that you’d like me to answer on an upcoming episode, send an email to [email protected].
If you’re hanging out on social media, you can find me on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter…as @thecommoncents. I’d love to hear from you.
