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Most of us know on an intellectual level that our business is not separate from who we are. We don't have one life over here and then our business somewhere else. If our health, finances and relationships are a mess it's likely the case that our business will only be so successful, right?


Your relationship with money and how your feel about it determines your success. Period. If you feel shame when you have debt or if you are paralyzed when making a certain investment because of a relative number, then your money mindsets are affecting your results. To be successful, it is crucial that you begin a lifelong study of healthy mindsets and behaviors you should have where your money is concerned.


There is more to increasing your profit than just increasing your revenue. The other side of the balance sheet is expenses. Decreasing expenses in all areas of your business will also help boost profit. The first step is to list every overhead expense in your business from your rent right down to the copier paper.


Big Yawn . . . am I right?  Forecasting can seem a daunting and labor intensive business activity, but one that must be done nevertheless.  Simply put, financial projections are just a way for businesses to budget and set goals for the year, similar to doing a personal budget.  It is a great way to get motivated and excited at where your business is going and growing.  It also acts as a measuring stick for staying on track to your goals, or make adjustments throughout the year as needed.  The secret is to break it down into these simple and manageable steps.


With all the news and media talking about how the sky is falling over and over again, it's vital that you protect your energy. Keeping your spirits up is a simple way of calling you forth to notice your beliefs that you think about over and over. This one area alone will impact the actions you take - or don't take in your business.



One problem I often see with small business owners is that they're not making more money simply because they're letting it slip through their fingers.


This brand-new article looks at one of the critical financial reports that you need to have in place for your business. I know that the thought of a Cashflow report sounds complicated, but it really isn't! I'll be sharing with you in 3 simple steps exactly what you can do to take charge of your budget and Cashflow!



In every potential client conversation there is a "money moment" when it's time for you to quote money moment arrives your heart sinks and your stomach does a quick somersault. (I'm right, aren't I?!) So what can you do?


Here are 6 quick tips to gracefully and authentically handle sticky business money situations.


If you're serious and determined to build a small or home based business that will do more than pay your basic bills; a business that will create financial freedom for you, then you'll need to find some money to get it going to the next level.


The US Tax Code can be pretty rough on the self employed. But there are a few provisions that can save you thousands. Here's one self employment tax deduction strategy that you can't afford to overlook. Your heartburn over outrageous health insurance premiums and skyrocketing medical expenses may be about to go away!


If you are a small business owner looking for cost cutting ideas here are ten tax planning ideas that may result in substantial tax savings. The following article highlights planning areas often missed by business owners. You should consult a qualified tax advisor to determine if any of these areas are appropriate for you and your business.


One of the big "wake up calls" I had last year was about my mo'ney integrity. You see, up until then I figured being honest was all there was to having mo'ney integrity. Boy, was I wrong!


Money is an emotionally loaded word. Discover what your "money speedometer" is and how that is related to your success.


Small business start-ups often ask me how they can launch their business with little or no money. Having started up four successful businesses myself, and having coached hundreds of small business owners, this is what I've learned.


Navigating the holiday season as a small business owner can be tricky, but it doesn't have to be that way. Here are 10 steps that will help you in this year's holiday season, and in years to come.



What can you do to protect yourself and your family from bankruptcy? Here are a few tips to avoid falling into the financial trap.


Lists the top 5 reasons why self-employed people don't do well financially.


According to latest reports, the Internal Revenue Service, or IRS, is increasing the total number of income tax returns selected for audit. This becomes more important for solo entrepreneurs. Learn how to decrease your chances of being audited or tips on ensuring an audit goes well.


If you needed to know what your cash balance was right now,
would you look to your accounting system for the answer or
would you call (or go online) with your bank? Your answer to this question reveals a lot about whether you have the cash flow of your business under control or not.



Running a business on the feast-or-famine roller coaster is hard on the cash flow aspect of your business and harder still on your nerves. With diligence and determination you can break this cycle. Learn how.


Wondering where to start with Retirement savings? Wonder if or when you'll ever be able to Retire? Here are 10 ways you CAN prepare for your Retirement.


Ideas for cash flow management to help you keep cash in your business for a longer time.


Before you become a Solo-E there are several financial areas you need to consider: health insurance, adequate cash reserve, life and disability insurance, retirement planning, and the costs of self-employment.

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