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Replace hourly billing with value-based retainer packages.
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It’s Not Just You: Why Solopreneurs Avoid Their Finances
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When to Hire a Bookkeeper: 5 Clear Signs You’re Ready
As a solopreneur, hire a bookkeeper when you spend over three hours a month on your books, consistently fall behind, or the stress of it causes total avoidance. This is a strategic investment to prevent costly emergencies and reclaim your energy for growing your business.
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Why repeatedly deleting transactions
When you delete a transaction, you're not just removing a mistake. You're erasing history. And in bookkeeping, history matters more than you might think.
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Boundaries in Business: Saying No Without Shame
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Overcoming Money Overwhelm: A Mindset Shift for Solopreneurs
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Stacy Luft
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Stacy Luft
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The mistakes we make with our cash flow, both in business and in our personal lives, have more to do with how we FEEL about money than they do about how we THINK about money.
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