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The Ambitious Bookkeeper®
Scott Scarano - fellow Xero enthusiast, podcaster, and firm owner joins me today to riff more on getting through burnout, purpose, and building things YOUR way. If you don’t like hearing how human oth...
In this solo episode, I’m giving you 7 simple steps to use when you feel like throwing in the towel or burning it all down. Entrepreneurship is hard. You’re not alone.
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In this special episode we’re airing a student spotlight interview with an Alum of The Bookkeeping Business Accelerator. You get an inside look into a real bookkeeping business and hear from one of ou...
After client onboarding, what's next?
You've landed your first client and oboarded them, hopefully using some of the tips from this article. So now what? How do you know what you should be doing
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In this interview episode I have Jock Wols, the CEO of RiskDesk, which specializes in finding the right insurance coverage for professionals and works extensively with Accountants, Bookkeepers, and At...
First off, welcome along the ride on a new journey. I hope this makes my content more accessible for everyone and easy to digest. The Ambitious Bookkeeper Podcast is now live, and you can subscribe wh...
One of the most common questions bookkeepers have is “How do I find clients?” Before you decide on where to look, you first have to do a little bit of work to identify which kind of clients you want,...
What worked in 2020: Delegating & Letting Go
This is a continuation of my 2020 review and of what worked. For reference, you can refer back to the first post in the series here.Â
How to hire for you...
Back for more of “what worked in 2020.” This one I admittedly didn’t have nailed down until later in the year, but it helped SO MUCH. And when I look back, I definitely made baby steps of pro...
Looking back on 2020 with pure gratitude for what worked AND what didn't—in my firm, mostly:
What worked in 2020:
✔️showing up consistently & being me (more on this later in this blog)
✔️planning o...
Ok—now that we’d taken 6 months to figure out what the QBR was, I’d actually also been working really hard on all the things in stage 3: protecting & serving the QBR, even though I hadn’t quite nailed...
