Financial Fear: How to Overcome a Dread of Your Own Finances
Struggling with financial fear? Here are 5 easy, relatable ways to overcome your money worries and gain confidence without feeling ashamed.
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What’s Important About Bookkeeping in March
Let’s explore the 5 important tasks that small business owners should do if they want to stay on top of their bookkeeping in March.
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How to Pay Yourself a Paycheck From Your Business
Whether you are on salary or take a draw of income out of your own business, here is what to consider about how to pay yourself a paycheck.
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Why We Procrastinate and How to Stop
Putting things off isn’t about being lazy or undisciplined. This means that we are acting against our best interests. We know we should do something, but we can’t seem to make ourselves do it.
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Business Budget: 10 Simple Steps to Get You Started
A well-planned budget is a part of planning for success. Here are some simple steps I recommend when building your business budget.
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6 Tips for Starting Your Own Business
Starting your own business is exciting, a real adventure. It can also be demanding and bewildering if you have never run a business before. Here are 6 tips for starting your own business you can use to make sure your new enterprise is set up for success.
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Disaster Recovery Plans – Does Your Business Have One?
The COVID-19 pandemic caught a lot of businesses by surprise. While we are subject to this temporary pause, it’s a perfect time to re-evaluate your disaster recovery and continuity plan. Use what you’ve learned and incorporate it into an updated plan.
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What’s Important About the End of First Quarter?
March marks two very important milestones for business owners: taxes should be complete and the start of the second quarter is just around the corner. As an entrepreneur there are some points in time that are ripe for evaluation (what you are doing well and where your business can improve) and March (the end of the first quarter) is a good one.
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