Still figuring it out
Welcome to Still figuring it out.
A blog that shares real talk about running a business (without the fluff).
It’s about everything that goes on behind-the-scenes of running a business—mindset, boundaries, strategy, processes, and yep… finances too.
Running a business isn’t a straight line. Some days you’re crushing it. Other days, you’re googling “Can I nap under my desk and still be a CEO?”
We’re here to help you through it with tips, tools, and reminders that you’re not alone in any of it.
Ground control to… Bookkeepers and Accountants, your business’ dream team
Why have both a bookkeeper and an accountant for your business? In this blog, we break down their roles and why your business needs both to thrive.
Bookkeeping is like laundry! Don’t let your finances get wrinkled
This blog breaks down the most common bookkeeping pitfalls and shows you how to avoid them. Save your business, your sanity, and yes, even your favorite hoodie, from unnecessary stress.
Starting a business is like baking a cake (but with fewer calories)
Starting a business can feel overwhelming at times, but I like to think of it as baking a cake. A big, delicious cake. One that’s a little messy but oh-so-rewarding when it all comes together.
Just like with cake, there’s a recipe to follow, a dash of creativity involved and plenty of room for a personal touch.
Why your bank account shouldn’t party without a chaperone
Doing monthly reconciliations helps you catch errors early, spots unauthorized transactions, and keeps your finances clear. Make it a habit for less financial drama and more peace of mind!
Bookkeeping terms and what they actually mean
Bookkeeping might seem boring, but it’s essential for managing a business’s finances. This blog covers key terms and various accounting categories. The aim is to demystify bookkeeping, making it approachable and stress-free for non-accountants.
Why are your receipts so darn important?
So, why did I become a bookkeeper? Well, it all started when I realized I had a strange fascination with balancing numbers to the penny. I mean, who doesn't dream of spending their days knee-deep in reports and receipts, balancing numbers like a financial tightrope walker?