by Susan Kirkpatrick | Oct 10, 2020 | Bookkeeping, Money Mindset, Profit First, Small Business
Are you an entrepreneur or a business owner? Why this question? Because it matters in how you approach goal setting to achieve results. There is so much overlap between the two terms that people often forget which is which. Many business owners consider themselves...
by Susan Kirkpatrick | Sep 12, 2020 | Debt Management, Money Mindset, Profit First, Small Business
Debt Management for Your Small Businesses Running a debt-free business is a goal for many small business owners. Statistically, it doesn’t come true for almost seven in ten businesses. Nearly 70% of small businesses have outstanding debt. But, contrary to...
by Susan Kirkpatrick | Aug 29, 2020 | Money Mindset, Profit First, Real Estate, Small Business
Pretty much, everyone has heard the term “Outsourcing.” This term gets more and more popular every day. It means “obtain goods or services from an outside source.” Not so with “Compartmentalization.” Compartmentalization, on the...
by Susan Kirkpatrick | Aug 7, 2020 | Bookkeeping, Money Mindset, Profit First, Real Estate, Small Business
The Profit First Approach If we take a look at human history, we can see that “business” has been a part of human societies (no matter how small they were in the old days), far longer than “paid jobs” have been. Wisdom, models, tips, tricks,...
by Susan Kirkpatrick | Jul 14, 2020 | Money Mindset, Profit First, Real Estate, Small Business
What does it mean to want financial freedom? The definition of financial freedom varies significantly from individual to individual, especially between working individuals (employees), entrepreneurs, and business owners. For me, choosing business over a job was a...
by Susan Kirkpatrick | Jul 13, 2020 | Money Mindset, Profit First, Small Business
Whether you are starting your first business, an entrepreneur, focusing on a side-hustle, or self-employed, you have to develop the right money mindset to succeed. That’s not to say the people who are employed can get by with an “improper” money...
