I just completed the bookkeeping assignment today. Yesterday, I applied to my first remote bookkeeper position. It's a remote position for a company in Louisiana. The application encourages folks to apply even while they're still learning so I chose to take that opportunity. Things are looking up.

I have a question for the group. Has anyone ever told you that you're good with numbers and that bookkeeping/accounting would be a great fit for you? I ask because I've been told this multiple times in my life and I was wondering if anyone else experienced the same thing.

I just finished the rest of this course in one day! Just waiting on my certificate, I'm so excited!

I have a question about the modules. What is the best course of action when it comes to them? What i mean is that is it better to do all of them or only do those you feel comfortable starting with first and then save the others for later? I ask because I'm been working hard towards becoming a remote bookkeeper (almost done with the assignment from the first module) and I want some advice on what's the best course of action to get there using this classroom.

If you’ve finished the lessons… If you’re certified… If you’re almost ready but still hesitating… This week we’re shifting from learning bookkeeping to landing bookkeeping work. Over the next 3 posts, I’m going to walk you through: 🔹 Where to find bookkeeping jobs (remote, hybrid, freelance, contract) 🔹 Platforms that don’t always require traditional resumes 🔹 How your LinkedIn profile can be your resume 🔹 How to position personal finance experience as real-world cash management 🔹 Where to apply (Upwork, Freelancer, job boards, local businesses, and more) 🔹 Templates and examples you can use immediately Here’s something important: Managing a household budget, tracking bills, reducing expenses, using Excel or Google Sheets, tracking cash in / cash out — that IS financial management experience. You are not being deceptive. You are stating facts. Cash flow management is cash flow management. And sometimes your online presence speaks louder than a PDF resume. We’ll talk about: • Freelance platforms • Remote job boards • Hybrid opportunities • Direct outreach • Even local door-to-door introductions • Small local ads By Friday, you’ll have actual wording you can use to apply. If you’re serious about finding bookkeeping work this year… Drop a 🔥 below so I know you’re following this series. Let’s go build momentum.