I haven’t promoted inside this space but wanted to share- But since there are several of you here who are local, I wanted to share this in context. On Thursday morning I’m hosting a small, in-person event for entrepreneurs. This isn’t a motivational workshop. And it’s not about adding more tactics. It’s about stepping outside the bottle long enough to see:• what’s misaligned• what’s overbuilt• and where effort is leaking instead of compounding. Or maybe it will show you where it's going well and you're on the right track. I’m attaching the flyer below so you have the details.

Just my thoughts today... Feeling burned by a client who signed my proposal last week and now today called me and cancelled with the reason that it was too much change. He talk fast and then hung up without giving me a response minute. Even though they had presented to me they desperately needed help and lots of it. SO, I put a strong team of mine on it, introduced them, made a plan to get them off their legacy software that is phasing out( QB desk top) - anyway feeling bummed and rejected that they did change their mind somehow along the way. I believe it is basically fear of change.

I want to take a minute to share about this space — especially as more people find their way here. This is not a place to perform, or to “have the right answer.” And it’s definitely not a place to wait until things feel perfect before you speak. This space exists so you can:• notice patterns• ask better questions• articulate what feels off (even if you can’t name it yet) Most entrepreneurs stay quiet because they think they need clarity before they speak. In reality, clarity comes after you say the thing out loud. So here’s how to engage here:• short thoughts are welcome• half-formed questions are welcome• reflections > explanations If something resonates, a simple “this landed” is enough. No pressure. No noise.Just proximity, perspective, and better thinking. Entrepreneurship can be tricky to navigate and it can feel lonely. My goal is to give you a place to throw things out there, feel supported and to see that this journey can truly be fun.

Looking foward to giving a 10 minute power point in a few weeks. What questions would you have for a bookkeeper?

One of the most exhausting places to be as a business owner is this: Your business works, but ONLY if you’re constantly involved. Clients are coming in. Revenue exists. Things technically function. But everything feels heavier and harder than it should. What I see most often isn’t a lack of effort or motivation. It's a business that has outgrown the original structure. You ARE the system. You ARE the hands, the feet, and the brains of your business and can't seem to pull back long enough to see how to adjust. It’s not failure. It’s an unfinished structure. The moment clarity enters the picture, things get lighter fast, not because you do more, but because the business finally supports you.