What Your Business Wants for Christmas

A little end-of-year preparation for your business is all you need to enjoy your holidays stress-free…  Buried deep in a family photo album, there’s a snapshot of seven-year-old me on Christmas morning. Rumpled pajamas, frizzy hair, and a look on my face that blends insulted outrage with utter devastation. The reason for this face lies in my lap. A…

Should You Hire in the New Year?

One of the biggest costs you can absorb when starting and growing your business is payroll. The learning curve on training someone is big, so if you’ve made the wrong hire, you’re going to have to start all over again with somebody else. The process gets expensive quick because you waste time and energy on all kinds…

Profit First Certified Professional

The Bottom Line Gets Profit First Certified

Does your business serve you or are you serving your business? This is a question all entrepreneurs should ask themselves. One of the reasons you started a business was because you didn’t want to be enslaved by your job anymore. But, if you spend all your time trying to just keep your business afloat, how is…

Why Shrinking Your Prospect Pond Pays You More

The thing that makes the difference between a $150.00 suit from Target and a $1200.00 suit from a custom designer often comes down to one main thing: the fit. The same thing is often true for businesses that make millions compared to those that make tens of thousands. If you want to grow your revenue,…

Business entity startup and setup

Business Entity Startup and Setup

One question we are often asked is, “What type of business entity should I set up?” The answer is always, “It depends.” There are implications that have to do with the type of business entity you establish, whether you declare yourself to be a sole proprietor, an LLC, or S-Corp. Different levels of government also…