Not long ago, I saw a woman on social media talking about her resolutions for the year. She said had an epiphany and I think it’s so genius that it needs to be shared with you: Resolutions don’t have to be serious. They don’t have to have some lofty ambitious goal. Your resolutions just have to add something positive to your life. So what resolution did she make?

It’s really easy to get so caught up in the finances of your business that your personal finances get sidelined. You ignore your budget (if you even have one), you aren’t tracking your spending & are probably forking over overdraft fees & paying for subscriptions you forgot about.

Wow, have we had a lot of people lately wondering about the withholding in their paycheck. If you get a paycheck from your employer and you are trying to figure out how the amount is calculated or if you can adjust that number somehow (or if you even WANT to adjust it), here is some info you will probably be interested in.

We have taken the opportunity of the new year to explore the idea of intentions and resolutions. Usually when you think about resolutions, you think about personal goals, but there’s no reason you can’t apply the concept to your business as well. Here are a few ideas to get you into mindset to set some professional intentions this year:

“Good news! You’re ready to file your taxes!” That’s exactly the message our clients have started getting this week. How would it feel to know that your books were consistently watched over and organized, your 1099’s were taken care of and you were ready to file your taxes ASAP? Pretty great right?

In the last few months, I've talked a lot about my journey to live a less cluttered life. As it turns out, it's inspired others to do the same & many have asked for advice on how / where to start. So if one of your resolutions for this year is to get rid of all the extra “stuff” packed into your cupboards & closets, this post is for you.