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Should I be doing my own bookkeeping and accounting? Is QuickBooks the best software for me to use in my business, or is there another accounting software I should be using? What’s the best way for me to process my payroll? How can I track my money and cash flow? How do I prepare for my business taxes? What do my financial statements really mean? How can I bring my business to the next level? How can I grow my business? What is the best way to create my business strategy? Should I start a side hustle? How can I add bookkeeping as an additional service as a Virtual Assistant? How can I start an online virtual bookkeeping business? And most importantly, how do I manage my small business finances? Welcome to Mastering Your Small Business Finances where we get straight to the point and answer all these questions and more. Each episode is designed for you to take IMMEDIATE ACTION in your business so that you, as a busy entrepreneur, can gain the CONFIDENCE and CLARITY you need to make a successful impact on your business and GROW YOUR BOTTOM LINE. Each week, host Chris Panek, Certified Public Accountant, Business Strategist and Business Coach, breaks down topics like finances, entrepreneurship, money management, leadership, bookkeeping, tax deductions, growth, side hustle, marketing, mindset and motivation into simple JARGON-FREE episodes. One of her strengths is helping small business owners navigate and really understand these complicated topics for over 25 years. Whether you are just starting your business or have an established business, you are in the right place. If you are a bookkeeper or virtual assistant who wants to learn more about business finances to start, grow or scale your bookkeeping business, you too will benefit from this podcast. Ready to Master Your Small Business Finances? Listen in ~ your time will be well spent here! This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure. Visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources.
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Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
Wednesday Jun 02, 2021
You started the year off strong, you set all your goals for how you wanted to do your bookkeeping this year and just like that, it’s June, and now is the time for you to do a mid-year bookkeeping and financial checkup to see how your small business is doing. Time flies by so quickly, and before you know it, we will be flipping the calendar to the month of December. Today, we are doing a checkup to make sure you have been able to stay on track when it comes to your small business bookkeeping. Now is the time to make sure you are doing everything you can to stay up to date, and if you find that you have slipped a little, this episode will help you get back on track quickly and make sure you are able to stay up to date going forward so that you can ensure you have a smooth transition at year end. This halfway point is also a great time to take a look at how your business is doing. Are you meeting your sales goals, is your income higher or lower than what you were projecting, and what should you do if you are seeing numbers you didn’t expect? I’ll also help you focus on which reports you should be looking at, whether you are using a computerized software system like QuickBooks or even keeping track of your business finances manually or using a Google or Excel spreadsheet. It is extremely important to keep a pulse on how your business is doing throughout the year whether you are just starting your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant, so listen in and make sure your business is on track to reach all your goals by doing a mid-year financial checkup…
Want To Create A Profitable Bookkeeping Business (Or Improve Your Existing Bookkeeping Business), Check Out My Elevate Your Bookkeeping Business Program:
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Grab Your FREE guide: 5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping:
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Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/StarterGuide
Fill out the Contact Us form if you are a small business owner looking for a qualified bookkeeper:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Contact-Us
Sign up for a quick chat to see if starting a Virtual Online Bookkeeping Business is right for you:
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This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources.
Wednesday May 26, 2021
Wednesday May 26, 2021
Cash flow refers to the money moving in and out of your business. When you have a positive cash flow, it simply means that you have enough money to manage the payments of any money that goes out of your business. If you have more money coming into your business than going out, you will have obtained a positive cash flow. Many business owners think the only way they can increase their cash flow is to increase their sales or increase their net income. This statement is partially true. You will increase your cash flow if you see additional sales, but what if you could increase your cash flow without adding any additional sales? If you are experiencing a tight cash flow, or maybe even a negative cash flow, there are things you can do in your business right now to help give your cash flow a boost without increasing your sales. I understand there may be times in your business when you really rely on having enough cash flow to get by, and I know this past year has been hard for a number of small business owners. If you are using a computerized software solution such as QuickBooks, you can easily generate a cash flow statement to see exactly where your business stands. Today, I am going to talk about one simple tip you can do to help increase your cash flow whether you are just starting your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant. Your cash flow will be a huge contributor to making sure your business will survive, so listen in and make sure you follow this one simple tip...
Want To Create A Profitable Bookkeeping Business (Or Improve Your Existing Bookkeeping Business), Check Out My Elevate Your Bookkeeping Business Program:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Elevate-Waitlist
Grab Your FREE guide: 5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/5Essentials
Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/StarterGuide
Fill out the Contact Us form if you are a small business owner looking for a qualified bookkeeper:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Contact-Us
Sign up for a quick chat to see if starting a Virtual Online Bookkeeping Business is right for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Discovery
Join Our Facebook Community: www.facebook.com/groups/WomenBusinessOwnersUltimateDIYBookkeepingBoutique
QuickBooks Online - Save 50% Your First 3 Months:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/QuickBooks
Show Notes: www.FinancialAdventure.com
This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources.
Wednesday May 19, 2021
Wednesday May 19, 2021
When you have your own business, it can be hard to create the work life balance many people only dream of creating. Although having your own business sounds like you are in control of how much and how often you work, you may hear otherwise from many small business owners. Are they working long hours, and do you need to work 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to be successful? If not, how many hours do you need to put in as a small business owner to achieve success in your small business? Believe it or not, the most important part of this question is really how you define success in your small business. Every business owner has their own opinion about what success means in their small business, but once you have that definition and you know what your successful business looks like, you will be able to create your work schedule around it. You will also notice a big difference in the number of hours a startup business owner works in contrast to a more seasoned business owner. Today I am covering many aspects of work life balance and how many hours you should be working to reach the success you are looking for in your small business. I am talking about the many differences there can be to each individual business and how your family life will have an impact as well. Listen in and see if you are working the right number of hours in your small business, whether you are just starting your small business, you’re a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper or virtual assistant…
Want To Create A Profitable Bookkeeping Business (Or Improve Your Existing Bookkeeping Business), Check Out My Elevate Your Bookkeeping Business Program:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Elevate-Waitlist
Grab Your FREE guide: 5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/5Essentials
Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/StarterGuide
Fill out the Contact Us form if you are a small business owner looking for a qualified bookkeeper:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Contact-Us
Sign up for a quick chat to see if starting a Virtual Online Bookkeeping Business is right for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Discovery
Join Our Facebook Community: www.Facebook.com/Groups/WomenBusinessOwnersUltimateDIYBookkeepingBoutique
QuickBooks Online - Save 50% Your First 3 Months:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/QuickBooks
Show Notes: www.FinancialAdventure.com
This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources
Wednesday May 12, 2021
Wednesday May 12, 2021
You made the leap; you took the jump, or you stepped off the cliff. No matter how you say it, you are now invested as an entrepreneur and have your very own business. These are exciting times for you. You are finally able to make the impact you have waited so long to make. It is your dream come true, but now that you are there, what can you do to make sure you continue to enjoy your new venture? So many times, you will find a business owner who started their business and loved it, but soon found themselves frustrated with the path it was leading them down. When you start your own business, you have many ideas and goals. You have a vision of where you want your business to go. You have goals for how your business will influence your personal live, but if you are not careful about how you run your business, you may quickly find your business is instead running you, and your life. Today I am going to dive into a few of the best tips to surviving your first year as a business owner. These tips are not only essential for a new business owner in their first year of business, but they are very important to follow through on each and every year of owning your business. By following these tips, you will continue to remain in control of your business. You will not only survive your first year, but you will thrive in years to come. In today’s episode, I am going to help you brace yourself and your small business for any curveballs that may be coming your way. We know owning a business can consume a lot of your time and I’m going to walk you through some best practices for your relationships, both personal and business. If you not only want to survive your first years in business as a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper, virtual assistant, or you are just starting to think about starting a small business, you don’t want to miss this episode to make sure you are able to maintain a healthy and positive personal life in addition to enjoying all the success you will obtain from owning your small business…
Want To Create A Profitable Bookkeeping Business (Or Improve Your Existing Bookkeeping Business), Check Out My Elevate Your Bookkeeping Business Program:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Elevate-Waitlist
Grab Your FREE guide: 5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/5Essentials
Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/StarterGuide
Fill out the Contact Us form if you are a small business owner looking for a qualified bookkeeper:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Contact-Us
Sign up for a quick chat to see if starting a Virtual Online Bookkeeping Business is right for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Discovery
Join Our Facebook Community: www.Facebook.com/Groups/WomenBusinessOwnersUltimateDIYBookkeepingBoutique
QuickBooks Online - Save 50% Your First 3 Months:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/QuickBooks
Show Notes: www.FinancialAdventure.com
This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources
Wednesday May 05, 2021
Wednesday May 05, 2021
Home based and online businesses are popping up everywhere. More and more people are looking at starting their own business now more than ever. Whether you decide you want to be a full-time entrepreneur, you are looking for a side hustle gig, or you are a stay-at-home parent looking for some extra income, each of these can lead to an exciting time, but you want to make sure you are taking your time to find the right business. You’ve probably heard my quote at the end of my podcasts, “Dream Big, Follow Your Heart, And Love What You Do”. When you are looking at starting a new business, you want to make sure the business you choose aligns with your knowledge, passions, work life balance and income demand. Today I am going to look into some of the top home based and online business model ideas such as being an online coach, consultant, online reseller, online teacher, course creator, bookkeeping, QuickBooks, transcription, virtual assistant, professional organizer, cleaning service, copywriter, marketing, lawn care, graphic designer and pet sitting, just to mention a few, and why they are so popular. You’ll learn what you need to be able to start these businesses and how easily each of them are able to generate profits…even in the first year. Inspiration alone won’t be enough for your new business; I am also going to talk about how important it is to take into consideration how much the start up costs will be as well as how to fund these start up costs. If you are thinking about starting a new business, or you are already a solopreneur, onepreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper, or virtual assistant in your early years of starting your small business, listen in and make sure you haven’t missed any important steps to take in your small business. Make sure you have covered everything we talk about today to ensure the success and profitability of your small business…
Want To Create A Profitable Bookkeeping Business (Or Improve Your Existing Bookkeeping Business), Check Out My Elevate Your Bookkeeping Business Program:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Elevate-Waitlist
Grab Your FREE guide: 5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/5Essentials
Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/StarterGuide
Fill out the Contact Us form if you are a small business owner looking for a qualified bookkeeper:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Contact-Us
Sign up for a quick chat to see if starting a Virtual Online Bookkeeping Business is right for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Discovery
Join Our Facebook Community: www.facebook.com/groups/WomenBusinessOwnersUltimateDIYBookkeepingBoutique
QuickBooks Online - Save 50% Your First 3 Months:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/QuickBooks
Show Notes: www.FinancialAdventure.com
This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources
Wednesday Apr 28, 2021
Wednesday Apr 28, 2021
We’ve all heard how important it is to have an emergency fund for our personal finances. There may be a time when your car needs repairs, or you lose your job, or maybe you have an unexpected expense pop up. When you have an emergency fund set up, you are able to dip into it when you have these emergencies in your personal life, but what about in your business? Is it necessary for your business to have an emergency fund? If you do need an emergency fund in your business, how much money do you need to set aside and where should these funds be saved? These are all legitimate questions and today on the Mastering Your Small Business Finances podcast, I am going to dive into some of the best practices for emergency funds in a small business. It doesn’t matter if you are using QuickBooks, Xero or a manual bookkeeping system for your small business. If you already had an emergency fund set up and funded, but unfortunately this last year left you with close to an empty fund, I am going to talk about ways you can start replenishing that emergency fund again. It doesn’t matter if you are just thinking about starting a new business, or are already a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper, or virtual assistant, making sure you have the necessary emergency funds set aside could be what saves you from closing your business if you find yourself running into some difficult times. Listen in as we talk about what an emergency fund should look like for your small business and how it could bring you peace of mind when done correctly…
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Grab Your FREE guide: 5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/5Essentials
Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/StarterGuide
Want To Create A Profitable Bookkeeping Business (Or Improve Your Existing Bookkeeping Business), Check Out My Elevate Your Bookkeeping Business Program:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Elevate-Waitlist
Fill out the Contact Us form if you are a small business owner looking for a qualified bookkeeper:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Contact-Us
Sign up for a quick chat to see if starting a Virtual Online Bookkeeping Business is right for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Discovery
Join Our Facebook Community: www.facebook.com/groups/WomenBusinessOwnersUltimateDIYBookkeepingBoutique
QuickBooks Online - Save 50% Your First 3 Months:
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Show Notes: www.FinancialAdventure.com
This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources
Wednesday Apr 21, 2021
Wednesday Apr 21, 2021
How you think about money makes an impact on your small business success. Many of these thoughts stem from beliefs you have had since you were a child. Do you associate earning or having money as being greedy? Do you remember hearing heated conversations as a child and it brings back memories of arguments and feelings of unhappiness, or was the subject of money private in your family and viewed as a hush hush topic, almost seen as a bad thing? You may not think these beliefs stemming from your childhood would be impacting how you are currently running your small business, but today, I am going to go over the impact they could be having in your business that you may not even be aware of. Even if you think you don’t have any of these thoughts or negative money mindset issues, you might not even know they exist, until you listen to this podcast. Today I am going to ask you a few questions to bring awareness to your money mindset. Most of this mindset stems from your personal finances and flows into your business finances. You may be surprised how your belief system is impacting your business. Being aware of these beliefs and your thoughts around money mindset will help you make the decision about how you want them to continue to make an impact on your business. I’m going to talk about ways you can ensure you are taking charge over your money and your mindset whether you are just thinking about starting a new business, or are already a solopreneur, entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper, or virtual assistant. Listen in as we dive deep into money mindset and how you can make sure you have the right mindset, make positive business decisions, and take charge of your money…
Save $10 with code April2021 when you purchase a Youth Financial Journey which inspires kids & teens with age-appropriate adventures in earning, saving, spending, and sharing money while developing a strong financial foundation:
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Fill out the Contact Us form if you are a small business owner looking for a qualified bookkeeper:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Contact-Us
Sign up for a quick chat to see if starting a Virtual Online Bookkeeping Business is right for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Discovery
Grab Your FREE guide: 5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/5Essentials
Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/StarterGuide
If You Have Or Would Like To Start A Bookkeeping Business, Join My Founding Members:
https://financialadventure.ck.page/62c2a3a963
Join Our Facebook Community: www.facebook.com/groups/WomenBusinessOwnersUltimateDIYBookkeepingBoutique
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This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources
Wednesday Apr 14, 2021
Wednesday Apr 14, 2021
Financial literacy is just as important when you are taking care of your personal finances as it is when you own a small business. April is financial literacy month and since this podcast is all about Mastering Your Small Business Finances, it is only fitting that we should talk about how financial literacy makes an impact on your small business. Studies are showing that the financial literacy scores are slowly and steadily declining. I understand you became a business owner because of the passion you have for what your business is all about and not necessarily about the finance aspect, but I know you want to do everything you can to ensure your business is as successful as possible, which includes understanding your finances. Financial literacy might not come easy to you, but if you make it a priority, especially if you are new to owning a small business, it will help you manage the financial side of your business more effectively. Increasing your financial literacy will help you make smart business decisions such as when to hire an employee and when or if you should take out a loan as well as how to manage your debt. You will be able to understand the taxes that are relevant to your business and how every action you take impacts your financial statements. Listen in today as I talk about why financial literacy is so important and how you as an entrepreneur, small business owner, virtual online bookkeeper, or virtual assistant can increase your financial literacy. Not only do I feel financial literacy is important for adults, but it is also extremely important to increase financial literacy in children. My passion for helping increase financial literacy extends to kids and teens as well. My Youth Financial Journeys help increase youth financial literacy by incorporating real-life and hands-on scenarios from our normal day to day lives and simplify it for kids and teens, so they are able to learn from these financial activities. To help increase children’s financial literacy and in honor of April being financial literacy month, I have a special offer for you at the end of this podcast if you have a child in your life you want to make sure has a good understanding of financial literacy for their future so that they will learn to be responsible with their financial choices and make smart financial decisions throughout their adult lives……
Save $10 with code April2021 when you purchase a Youth Financial Journey which inspires kids & teens with age-appropriate adventures in earning, saving, spending, and sharing money while developing a strong financial foundation:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Join
Fill out the Contact Us form if you are a small business owner looking for a qualified bookkeeper:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Contact-Us
Sign up for a quick chat to see if starting a Virtual Online Bookkeeping Business is right for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Discovery
Grab Your FREE guide: 5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/5Essentials
Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/StarterGuide
If You Have Or Would Like To Start A Bookkeeping Business, Join My Founding Members:
FinancialAdventure.ck.page/62c2a3a963
Join Our Facebook Community: www.Facebook.com/Groups/WomenBusinessOwnersUltimateDIYBookkeepingBoutique
QuickBooks Online - Save 50% Your First 3 Months:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/QuickBooks
Show Notes: www.FinancialAdventure.com
This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources
Wednesday Apr 07, 2021
Wednesday Apr 07, 2021
When you have a small business, it is easy to think you can handle all of the tasks that need to be completed and wear the many hats that come with owning a business. This may be true or even possible when you are just starting your business, but as your business grows and each task starts to take more time, you will find you may not be able to handle everything yourself and may need help. One of the first tasks small business owners look at hiring out is their bookkeeping. It is often listed as the most frustrating aspect of owning a small business and it doesn’t matter if you are doing your bookkeeping manually or using QuickBooks, Xero or Wave to help automate your bookkeeping. You may have felt this way and wanted to hire a bookkeeper from the very beginning of starting your business if you didn’t feel qualified or confident doing your bookkeeping, or maybe you really like keeping track of all the money coming in and going out of your business. Either way, there are some pretty important signs you will notice in your small business which will help you make the decision of whether or not you need to hire a bookkeeper to help you master your small business finances. Many small business owners think hiring a bookkeeper is expensive, but in reality, depending on how many transactions you have in your business, you may be able to have your bookkeeping done for as little as $100.00 per month. Today I’m going to dive into a few of the signs you may need a bookkeeper and help you decide if and when you should start thinking about hiring a bookkeeper for your small business. Your financials tell you a lot about your business and help guide you to make sound business decisions, but when you don’t have accurate, reliable and timely information, you and your business could start to suffer. Listen in and find out if you may have reached or are getting close to reaching these important signs that you should hire a bookkeeper for your business…
Fill out the Contact Us form if you are a small business owner looking for a qualified bookkeeper:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Contact-Us
Sign up for a quick chat to see if starting a Virtual Online Bookkeeping Business is right for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Discovery
Grab Your FREE guide: 5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/5Essentials
Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/StarterGuide
If You Have Or Would Like To Start A Bookkeeping Business, Join My Founding Members:
https://financialadventure.ck.page/62c2a3a963
Join Our Facebook Community: www.facebook.com/groups/WomenBusinessOwnersUltimateDIYBookkeepingBoutique
QuickBooks Online - Save 50% Your First 3 Months:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/QuickBooks
Show Notes: www.FinancialAdventure.com
This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources
Wednesday Mar 31, 2021
Wednesday Mar 31, 2021
If you’ve been listening to my previous podcasts, you know I only include topics that you, as a small business owner need to be aware of to make impact on your business. As a small business owner myself, I know exactly how it feels to have a list of things to do a mile long and of course never enough time in the day to get them all done. I personally make sure I am prioritizing my list to ensure I am at the very least getting the top three things that need to be done that day finished and crossed off my list. With that being said, trust me, I would never tell you to do something if I didn’t feel it was important. Today, I am talking about reconciling your business bank accounts. What was that, did you just roll your eyes? Are you thinking this isn’t an important topic, and you are not adding reconciling your bank and credit card accounts to your long list of things to get done as a business owner? Or are you getting a little nervous because you know you should be reconciling your bank accounts, but you haven’t even reconciled one month yet? If you are struggling with this idea mostly because you don’t even know how to reconcile your bank statements, I am here to help. If you have someone helping you with your business bookkeeping, make sure they are reconciling your bank accounts…and if they are not doing this, you might want to look for a different bookkeeper. Yes, it’s that important. So, whether you are using a computerized software solution for your bookkeeping such as QuickBooks, Xero, Wave or another software, or if you are doing your bookkeeping manually or using a spreadsheet like Excel you will want to listen in to today’s episode. Whether you are self-employed, a solopreneur, an entrepreneur, a small business owner, you own a virtual online bookkeeping business or are a virtual assistant or VA, I promise you will see just how important doing your bank reconciliations are to your small business…oh, and I have a very important question I’m going to ask you, so stay tuned until the very end especially if you are struggling with your bookkeeping and wish you could find a bookkeeper who is qualified and you can trust…
Fill out the Contact Us form if you are a small business owner looking for a qualified bookkeeper:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Contact-Us
Sign up for a quick chat to see if starting a Virtual Online Bookkeeping Business is right for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/Discovery
Grab Your FREE guide: 5 Essential Strategies For Stress-Free Bookkeeping:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/5Essentials
Your FREE Online Virtual Bookkeeping Business Starter Guide is waiting for you:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/StarterGuide
If You Have Or Would Like To Start A Bookkeeping Business, Join My Founding Members:
https://financialadventure.ck.page/62c2a3a963
Join Our Facebook Community: www.facebook.com/groups/WomenBusinessOwnersUltimateDIYBookkeepingBoutique
QuickBooks Online - Save 50% Your First 3 Months:
www.FinancialAdventure.com/QuickBooks
Show Notes: www.FinancialAdventure.com
This podcast is sponsored by Financial Adventure, LLC ~ visit www.FinancialAdventure.com for additional information and free resources