One thing I like to do is keep my personal and business finances intentionally separate. My $10,000 Kiva 0% interest business loan will be deposited into a business high yield savings account (HYSA) until I need it. That way it can earn a little interest while I spend it thoughtfully over time. I also like having it separate because it makes it much easier to: - Track exactly how the loan money is being used. - Monitor my business spending. - Stay organized with repayments over the next three years. - Keep clean records for my business. It’s a simple system, but simple systems are often the easiest to stick with. When I’m researching financial products, NerdWallet is one of my favorite places to start because they do a great job comparing options and explaining the pros and cons. https://www.nerdwallet.com/business/banking/best/business-savings-accounts I genuinely enjoy talking about money, both personal and business. I’ve spent many years learning about budgeting, investing, debt, cash flow, and building multiple income streams, and I’m always happy to share what I’ve learned. What money questions do you have? Drop them in the comments and let’s learn together. PS- tomorrow we review June’s biz finances together! The Zoom link and the time are in the calendar tab! Join us for this coworking session!

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Welcome! We’re really glad you’re here, @Christen Potts @Kelly - Workplace Mentor ! ☀️ This is a space to build income in a calm, sustainable way. We talk about money, gratitude, Amazon, Skool, AI, and so much more! You are in the right place! Welcome! There is no pressure to be perfect. We are just real entrepreneurs taking small steps that add up, and we are doing it together. Many in this community are following the Focused 12 to meet our goals. You can learn more here. https://www.skool.com/multiple-streams-of-income-4358/what-is-the-focused-12 If you feel up for it, introduce yourself below or on this welcome post and share one thing you’re working toward right now. Big or small, it all counts. Let’s build this together. Welcome!

Summer is the perfect time to simplify the systems behind your business. I’m spending this 12 week sprint organizing my folders, content pipeline, and dashboard so I always know what to work on next. Less searching. Less decision fatigue. More creating. What’s one area of your business you’d love to organize this summer? 👇 Share it below. We might be able to help each other with ideas and accountability. PS: I often drop off this goal and may need some extra accountability from you! 🙏🏻

Tonight we walked to our favorite local restaurant for happy hour and enjoyed these gluten free flautas on corn tortillas. We are on the beautiful mountains of Colorado at our investment property. One thing we learned during our twelve years living abroad is that no matter where we were in the world, we always seemed to find a Mexican restaurant. There wasn’t nearly as much Mexican food in Europe and beyond as there is in the United States, which probably made us appreciate it even more. @Jen Sullivan was just sharing about her trip to Santorini, and it reminded me of one of our favorite memories. We rented a scooter and rode across the island to a Mexican restaurant. We loved it so much we went back a second time. 😄 We were living in Rome Italy at the time and on vacation. Apparently you can take us out of the Americas, but you can’t take away our love of Mexican food. What’s a food you always seek out when you travel?