Build to Enough
Little Fish Accounting presents Build To Enough. The pursuit of endless growth and scaling can leave entrepreneurs feeling burned out and unfulfilled. This podcast explores how to build sustainable, purpose-driven businesses that align with your lifestyle and values, rather than defined by rapid expansion alone. On this show, we’ll reframe definitions of success, provide strategies for structuring companies around desired lifestyles, and share stories of entrepreneurs finding deeper fulfillment by focusing on “enough.” Join us as we discuss moving off the hamster wheel and building businesses with balance and meaning.
Episodes
Booked, Busy and Not Broke
Busy seasons can feel like proof that everything is working—revenue is up, new clients are rolling in, and the momentum feels unstoppable. But without intention, those same highs can lead to overspending, rushed decisions, and burnout. Keila shares how to use times of abundance to strengthen your business: building cash reserves, hiring strategically, maintaining consistent marketing, and
Navigating the Inevitable Summer Slowdown
Not every season is for pushing. In this episode, I’m talking about why the slower pace of summer isn’t a sign that we’re falling behind—it’s actually a key part of growing our firms with intention. These quieter months give us rare breathing room to reassess, reset, and realign.I’m sharing how we treat summer at Little Fish Accounting like a business strategy retreat. We use this time to
Scaling Without Overhead – How to Grow Without Breaking the Bank
In a business world obsessed with bigger, faster, and more—what if growth didn’t have to mean higher costs?In this episode of Build to Enough, Keila breaks down how small business owners can scale intentionally without taking on unnecessary overhead. From avoiding the most common scaling traps to using automation and smart pricing, this episode is packed with practical, actionable advice
Beyond Busy: How to Know When It’s Time to Expand
Too many entrepreneurs mistake chaos for a growth signal, when really, it’s a sign to pause and reassess. In this episode, we’re breaking down how to tell if hiring or expanding your services is the right move—or just a reaction to overwhelm.(00:00) - Introduction and Recap
(00:59) - The Myth of Being Busy
(01:59) - Identifying the Need to Expand
(02:18) - Capacity Limits and Missed Oppor
Scaling Smart: The Financial Foundations of Growth
Growth sounds exciting—until cash flow issues, surprise expenses, and bad pricing decisions throw everything off track. In this episode, we’re getting real about what it actually takes to scale sustainably. I’m breaking down four key financial metrics that can make or break your growth, plus how to use them to make smart, strategic moves (instead of just hoping for the best).(00:00) - Int
How to Avoid Financial "Heartbreak" During Tax Season
You know that feeling when you finally get your tax return back, and the number staring at you is way higher than you expected? That’s financial heartbreak. 💔But it doesn’t have to be that way! In this episode, we’re talking about how to stay ready so you don't have to get ready.What You’ll Learn:🔹 Why tax surprises happen (and how to dodge them)🔹 The real key to saving on taxes (hint: it
Building a Roadmap to Scale
Do you ever wonder if your business is set up to grow the way you actually want it to? In this episode Keila breaks down how to use your financial data as a compass to reaching your goals.She’ll dive into the common traps business owners fall into—like overextending resources, running on gut instinct, or ignoring key numbers—and how tracking the right metrics can help you avoid them. Plus
Goal Setting That Actually Works
How many times have we set big, ambitious goals at the start of the year, only to feel overwhelmed a few months in? 🙋🏽♀️This week on Build to Enough, Keila shares why traditional goal-setting often fails us and how to flip the script. Instead of chasing someone else’s version of success, let’s focus on what’s enough for you.✨ In this episode:✔️ How to set goals aligned with your values a
REPLAY: Finding Your Capacity Sweet Spot
As we enter the new year, enjoy this bonus rebroadcast of "Finding Your Capacity Sweet Spot"Determining the right number of clients to take on without compromising quality or burning out is essential. On this episode, Keila talks about how to set ideal revenue goals, assess your bandwidth across life and work, and strike the perfect balance between earning target income and maintaining sa
Tax Advisory: The Natural Next Step for Small Accounting Firms
Keila Hill-Trawick breaks down how accounting firms can evolve beyond basic tax preparation to offer meaningful advisory services that benefit both the firm and their small business clients. She distinguishes between tax preparation, advisory, and planning services while providing practical steps for implementing these offerings without overwhelming your firm. Drawing from her experience
Making the Leap to CFO Advisory Services
Ever feel like traditional accounting services are putting you on a hamster wheel—lots of work, not enough impact? Adam Lean from The CFO Project is here to show us how to break free.In this episode, Adam dives into how accountants can level up their practices by offering high-value advisory services that go beyond the numbers. He’s trained hundreds of accountants to escape the commodity
401k Plans for Small Firms w/ Guideline
Former accountant turned Guideline product manager James von der Lieth breaks down how small accounting firms can offer competitive retirement benefits without breaking the bank. From navigating state mandates to understanding the new Starter 401(k) option, James shares practical insights on implementing and managing retirement plans for both firms and their clients. Learn how modern 401(
Preparing to Grow Your Team with Kira La Forgia
HR expert Kira La Forgia breaks down what small business owners need to know before making their first (or next) hire. From understanding the true costs beyond salary to showcasing company culture authentically, she shares practical insights on building teams that align with your business values and goals. While many entrepreneurs focus solely on finding help, Kira emphasizes the importan
Hiring Quality People
Discover how hiring quality talent can transform your accounting firm's capacity and profitability. This episode explores the long-term benefits of strategic hiring, from increased efficiency to improved client satisfaction. Learn practical tips for attracting top talent, conducting effective interviews, and fostering a culture of continuous growth and development within your team.(00:00)
Building a Unique Benefits Package
Keila shares insights on how small accounting firms can create compelling benefits packages to attract and retain top talent. She explores core benefits like health insurance and retirement plans, as well as innovative perks such as flexible work arrangements and wellness programs. Keila offers practical advice on assessing team needs, maximizing budgets, and regularly reviewing benefits
From DIY to Pro: When to Level Up Your Brand
Keila and guest Danielle Johnson, founder of House of MKTG, dive into the world of branding for small businesses. They discuss the signs that indicate it's time to move beyond DIY branding, the unexpected drawbacks of DIY approaches, and the benefits of working with a professional. Danielle shares insights on finding the right branding partner and offers valuable tips for businesses at va
Branding Matters: Building Your Accounting Firm's Identity
Keila delves into the often-overlooked importance of branding and marketing for accounting firm owners. She explains why these elements are crucial for establishing a firm's identity, attracting ideal clients, and standing out in a competitive landscape. The episode offers practical, manageable steps for firm owners to start building their brand and marketing strategy, emphasizing that ev
Turning H2 into Success for Accounting Firm Owners: Staff Performance & Management [Part 4 of 4]
In the fourth installment on boosting firm success, Keila delves into the crucial topic of team management and development. She emphasizes the importance of setting clear expectations, fostering continuous learning, and creating a positive work environment to enhance productivity and employee satisfaction. Keila also shares practical strategies for measuring staff performance, gathering
Turning H2 into Success for Accounting Firm Owners: Operational Efficiency [Part 3 of 4]
Keila welcomes Jennie Moore from Ignition to discuss how their platform is helping accountants streamline operations and improve client engagement. Jennie shares insights on Ignition's key features, including proposal creation, automated payments, and client communication tools. The conversation explores recent product enhancements and how Ignition addresses common pain points for account
Turning H2 into Success for Firm Owners: Client Review [Part 2 of 4]
In the second installment of a four-part series, Keila focuses on understanding client mix and maintaining strong client relationships as key factors for success in professional service firms. She explores how technology impacts client satisfaction, emphasizing the importance of effective onboarding processes and assessing whether current tools meet both firm and client needs. Keila also
Turning H2 into Success for Firm Owners: Financial Health [Part 1 of 4]
In the first of a four-part series, Keila discusses strategies for accounting firm owners to turn the second half of their year into a success. She focuses on financial health as the foundation, covering essential benchmarks like KPIs and strategies to maintain and improve a firm's financial standing. Keila emphasizes the importance of analyzing monthly recurring revenue, churn rates, and
Avoiding Shiny Object Syndrome
In this episode, Keila tackles the common entrepreneurial challenge of shiny object syndrome. She explores how constantly chasing new trends, technologies, and opportunities can derail business growth by diluting focus and draining resources. Keila offers practical strategies for staying focused on core objectives, including setting clear goals, prioritizing tasks, and creating solid plan
Innovating for Sustainable Growth
In this episode, Keila delves into the dangers of falling into the comparison trap and becoming too comfortable in your business. She emphasizes the importance of continuous innovation, adaptation, and self-assessment to achieve sustainable growth. Keila shares valuable tips on avoiding complacency, embracing change, and fostering a culture of improvement within your organization, all whi
Being a CEO: Expectations vs. Reality
In this episode, Keila delves into the often-overlooked challenges of being a CEO in a small business. She candidly discusses the isolation, decision fatigue, and financial pressures that come with the role, offering a realistic counterpoint to the glamorized perception of entrepreneurship. Drawing from her personal experiences, Keila provides valuable advice on building support systems,
The Art of Delegation
In this episode of Built to Enough, Keila delves into the challenges of leadership as businesses grow from solopreneurs to small teams. She explores four key areas for effective leadership, including adapting leadership styles, balancing visionary goals with operational realities, implementing professional development strategies, and managing team dynamics. Keila shares personal experienc
The Value of an Operations Person
In this episode, Keila discusses the often-overlooked benefits of hiring an operations person in a small business. She shares her personal experience of how hiring an operations director transformed her company, and outlines six key benefits of bringing operations expertise into a growing business. Keila emphasizes how an operations professional can drive efficiency, enhance customer sati
Making vs. Managing Money
In this episode, we explore the crucial difference between making money and managing money as an entrepreneur. We discuss various strategies for boosting revenue, such as increasing sales, diversifying revenue streams, and adjusting pricing. However, we also emphasize the importance of effective financial management, including budgeting, cash flow management, expense control, and investme
Getting Paid on Time
In this episode, we tackle one of the biggest challenges facing small businesses: getting paid on time. Late payments can disrupt cash flow, strain vendor relationships, and hinder growth opportunities. We explore practical strategies for setting favorable payment terms, shortening payment cycles, and using technology to streamline the invoicing and payment process. Whether you're a freel
Solopreneur vs. Building a Team
In this episode, we dive into the key differences between being a solopreneur and building a team for your business. We explore the advantages and challenges of each approach, from the flexibility and control of solopreneurship to the increased productivity and innovation potential of a team. Whether you're considering hiring your first employee or wondering if solopreneurship is right fo
Mastering Your Chart of Accounts
Your chart of accounts is the backbone of your business's financial system. In this episode, learn how to create and customize a chart of accounts that provides the visibility you need to make informed decisions. Discover tips for keeping it clean and simple while still capturing the right level of detail for your business.(00:00) - Introduction and Podcast Updates
(01:17) - Understanding
Rethinking "Full Capacity"
In this episode, we challenge the common misconception that operating at 100% capacity equates to optimal performance in business. Keila explores how the pursuit of being "full" can hinder a company's ability to innovate, adapt, and thrive in the face of changing circumstances. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining flexibility, leaving room for growth, and prioritizing the well-bei
Pricing with Purpose
In this episode, Keila explores alternatives to discounting that allow you to showcase the unique value you provide as a service-based business. Discover strategies like bundling services, communicating your differentiators, and tailoring your pricing and messaging to your ideal client. Understand how to confidently command premium prices by building value-based relationships and enhancin
Surviving Team Transitions
When your small team loses a member, it can feel like losing a limb. This episode provides a practical approach for navigating the emotional impact, assessing the situation, strategizing next steps, and maintaining team morale during the transition period. Keila shares hard-won insights on redistributing tasks, revising goals, leveraging existing resources, and promoting work-life balance
The Unconventional Entrepreneur
Keila challenges traditional notions of success and explores the stories of unconventional entrepreneurs who have redefined what it means to achieve their goals. Through insightful examples and personal anecdotes, she delves into the importance of aligning work with personal passions, embracing diverse experiences, and fostering a mindset of innovation. Whether you're an aspiring entrepre
Overcoming Entrepreneurial Hurdles
In this episode, Keila delves into the inevitable challenges faced by entrepreneurs on their journey to success. Through insightful examples and personal experiences, she explores practical strategies for navigating financial hurdles, achieving work-life balance, fostering resilience, and embracing pivots. Whether you're a seasoned entrepreneur or just starting out, this episode offers in
Intentional Growth Strategies
In this episode, Keila dives into the concept of "enough" for small business owners and strategies for intentional, sustainable growth. She discusses the importance of defining what enough means for you personally and professionally, and setting goals aligned with that vision. Keila shares tips on mindful planning, efficient resource allocation through outsourcing non-core tasks, staying
Creating Exceptional Customer Experiences
In this episode, Keila dives into the concept of "unreasonable hospitality" inspired by Will Guderia's book of the same name. She explores how going above and beyond to create exceptional customer experiences can be a game-changer for businesses of all kinds, not just restaurants. Keila shares practical strategies for infusing warmth, surprise, and authenticity into every client interacti
Boosting Productivity With Automation While Keeping A Human Focus
Automating routine tasks can significantly improve efficiency, but it's important not to lose sight of the human element in business. In this episode, Keila talk's about smart ways small business owners can implement automation to increase productivity, while still prioritizing human connections with customers and staff. Discover how automating certain processes can enhance scalability an
Slow and Steady Wins the Race
In today's episode, Keila explore's the importance of sustainable growth and how it contrasts with rapid, uncontrolled expansion.Learn why well-planned, steady gains are better for your business's long-term success than rocketing to the top as fast as possible. Discover how to grow with intention, not acceleration, to achieve success on your own terms while maintaining brand integrity. C
Navigating Uncertainty
On this episode of Build to Enough, Keila discusses strategies for small business owners to navigate uncertainty, including having financial reserves, adapting business strategies, and seeking expert guidance. Keila offers practical tips on how entrepreneurs can prepare for unpredictable changes in the economy or their industries.Connect with Keila!LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/keilahill
Outsourcing 101
Outsourcing can provide significant benefits for small businesses, allowing you to access expertise and resources without high overhead costs. Keila explains how outsourcing core business functions like accounting, HR, IT, and more can help free up mental bandwidth, alleviate stress, and empower you to focus on your zone of genius and accelerate strategic growth.Connect with Keila!Linked
All Money Isn't Good Money
Keila discusses why business owners should be selective about which clients they take on, warning against accepting money from anyone willing to pay without considering whether they are a good fit. She advises setting boundaries and expectations upfront to avoid problematic relationships down the line, arguing that while some compromise may occasionally be necessary, integrity and team we
Avoiding the Burnout Breakdown
Keila talks about recognizing, preventing, and dealing with burnout, especially for small business owners and CEOs who feel pressure to always be "on." She shares tips for identifying signs of burnout in yourself and your team, taking time off preventatively, checking in with employees, delegating appropriately, and being empathetic when burnout still occurs. Keila emphasizes we all need
Finding Your Capacity Sweet Spot
Determining the right number of clients to take on without compromising quality or burning out is essential. On this episode, Keila talks about how to set ideal revenue goals, assess your bandwidth across life and work, and strike the perfect balance between earning target income and maintaining sanity. Going beyond "work-life balance" into intentionally designing your business around you
The Power of a Small Team
Having a lean team requires making strategic and intentional hiring decisions. Learn how to build a mighty small team that can help your business thrive. When your staff is small, every team member has an amplified impact, so it's crucial to hire all-star players. We'll discuss how to use your financials strategically to hire critical roles first and find candidates that fit your culture
Welcome to "Build To Enough"
Growth shouldn't be the only marker of success. In this episode, Keila discusses moving away from the pressure of constant expansion and exploring what it means to build a business that's sustainable, aligns with your lifestyle, and brings you fulfillment. Welcome to Build To Enough!Connect with Keila!LinkedIn - www.linkedin.com/in/keilahilltrawickWebsite - www.krht.coRESOURCES:Learn more
EP105: What's Causing The Shortage of Accountants? with Liz Kolar
Many of us have heard horror stories from accountants about their experience working in the industry - the long hours, being under-compensated, the high costs of completing accounting accreditations ... It’s no wonder the pipleline of accounting professions is dwindling and experienced accountants are leaving the profession altogether. Or is it?In this episode, Liz Kolar brings more than
EP104: Avoiding Cash Flow Pitfalls
You landed a million dollar project, but the money will only come later. So how much do you have right now to cover expenses incurred before that check clears? Because it’s not just about how much you’re bringing in but the amount of money coming in on time for the amount that has to go out. So in this episode, Keila talks cash flow - why it’s important, what you need to pay attention to
EP103: The Power of Saying No and Doing Less with Amber Cabral
Inclusion strategist, certified coach, speaker, and author Amber Cabral is back to discuss what it means to build a business that not only feels successful to you but also feels like a business you actually want to run. Tune in as Amber shares her journey from solopreneur to realizing she couldn’t do it all on her own and had to grow, all while keeping the heart of her business alive. An
EP102: Narrowing Down Your Service Offerings
The more offers you have, the more money you will make, right? WRONG! While it may sound counterintuitive, in this episode, Keila discusses why reducing the number of offerings you provide can amplify and exceed your previous profit and revenue targets. Take Little Fish for example, who doubled their revenue in just two years after eliminating their buffet of services! So tune in and find
EP101: Setting Boundaries to Avoid Burnout with Natasha Pierre
In this special episode, Keila invites her first guest of the season - Natasha Pierre! A social media manager turned video marketing coach, speaker, podcaster, and creator, Natasha helps clients who struggle with strategy and confidence when it comes to content creation. Through her signature group programs and educational content, she helps clients build their brand with a confident vide
EP 100: Little Fish Turns 5!
Today is a special day in our little corner of the world as it is the 100th episode of Fish Food! And what better time to honor this labor of love than Little Fish’s 5-year anniversary!Tune in as Keila shares some insight on Little Fish’s growth, where they started, where they are now, and what we can expect in the future. Plus, a little bonus from members of the Little Fish team that you
EP99: Beyond The Numbers: Tax Return
Today Keila brings you the last in her “Beyond the Numbers” series, a deeper look into why numbers themselves aren’t necessarily good or bad. And how the story behind the numbers is what we really need in order to make decisions for our business that not only make the most sense but also build a life and business that we can be proud of. Taxes seem to be every entrepreneur's favorite topi
EP98: Beyond The Numbers: Budget/Forecast
In this episode, Keila continues her “Beyond the Numbers” series, a deeper look into why numbers themselves aren’t necessarily good or bad. And how the story behind the numbers is what we really need in order to make decisions for our business that not only make the most sense but also build a life and business that we can be proud of.Tune in today as Keila talks budgets and forecasts and
EP97: Beyond The Numbers: Balance Sheet
In this episode, Keila continues her “Beyond the Numbers” series, a deeper look into why numbers themselves aren’t necessarily good or bad. And how the story behind the numbers is what we really need in order to make decisions for our business that not only make the most sense but also build a life and business that we can be proud of.Tune in today as Keila talks balance sheets! From what
EP96: Beyond The Numbers: Profit & Loss Statement
In this episode, Keila is excited to bring you the first of her “Beyond the Numbers” series, a deeper look into why numbers themselves aren’t necessarily good or bad. And while they don’t mean anything as a standalone, the story behind the numbers is what we really need to know in order to make decisions for our business that not only make the most sense but also build a life and business
EP95: More Money More Confidence
More money does not protect your reputation. More money doesn’t necessarily cover all the new expenses that come with it. More money often means more complications and changes. So is more money really more problems? Tune in as your host gets real about why the pursuit of money is not enough. And if you got it, how do you keep it? How do you make more money, create a team, build a business
EP94: Break, Build, or Start Over
Your business is going to grow and change and mold. What you started at the very beginning is not going to be the same in 2 years, 5 years, and 10 years. So what then? It’s around this time that you start trying to make decisions about whether you should just burn the whole situation down or maybe just do something different. So in this episode, your host breaks down the difference and sh
EP93: When is it Time to Hire?
While your host isn’t necessarily a fan of the consistent pursuit of growth, she also doesn’t believe you have to go at it alone! If you want to avoid burnout and breakdowns, you need to delegate! Even if you’re staying small, you need a strong team behind you in order to serve clients in the exact manner you want. So in this episode, Keila helps you decide when it’s time to hire help and
EP92: Staying Small On Purpose
We didn’t start businesses to feel trapped by them. But the bigger we get, the more complex, involved, and expensive they tend to be. So in this episode, your host asks you to start questioning growth. Do you really want to scale? Or do you just want the fame, attention, cash, and clients behind it?If you want to get paid, create a life you enjoy, and dump the constant chase for more, thi
EP91: Fish Food Q&A
Welcome to the new version of the Fish Food Podcast, now on audio and video, making it even easier for you to get the accounting and tax advice you need!While we are here to talk making money, keeping as much of it as you possibly can, and tracking it appropriately for taxes, in this episode, host Keila Hill-Trawick answers some common questions about herself and Little Fish Accounting.Fr
This Is Build To Enough
Little Fish Accounting presents Build To Enough. The pursuit of endless growth and scaling can leave entrepreneurs feeling burned out and unfulfilled. This podcast explores how to build sustainable, purpose-driven businesses that align with your lifestyle and values, rather than defined by rapid expansion alone. On this show, we’ll reframe definitions of success, provide strategies for st
Tax Prep Suite: Little Fish’s Service to Prepare You for a Smoother Tax Season
Wondering what it’s like to work with a tax professional? In this episode, I continue last week's conversation about how to prepare for a stress-free tax season and invite Kenya Todd, our account manager, to lay out what it's like to work with Little Fish. Not only do we lay out what our year-round service, Tax Prep Suite, entails, but we also interview one of our clients, Nix Avant-Brown
Everything You Need For End-of-Year Taxes
Merry-almost taxes! This week I have a special episode where I'm sharing actionable steps to help you prepare for a stress-free tax season. I'm answering frequently asked questions about quarterly estimates, best practices when working with a tax professional, and what expenses you should deduct annually.In this episode, I'm sharing an overview of how taxes work and why the IRS prefers th
How Podcasting Can Propel Your Business Forward with Ona Oghogho
I’m so excited to bring you a client spotlight episode. Ona Oghogho is the founder of Adode Media, a full-service podcast production, content, and storytelling studio for entrepreneurs and small businesses. To call Ona a “creative powerhouse” is an understatement. In addition to Adode Media, she’s also the founder of Blk Pod Creative – a global digital community for Black audio creatives
Making the Intentional Decision to Stay Small
It seems like everyone in the business and entrepreneurship world is always moving on to new goals, and aiming for new heights. However, I’ve always known that there was going to be a cap to Little Fish’s growth because there are sacrifices I’m not willing to make for the sake of my team and the lives that I want us to be able to lead. And that’s okay.In today’s episode, I’m talking abou
Why You Should “Just Start” Instead of Waiting for the Right Time
When I first started Little Fish, I had one mission – to make accounting information accessible and digestible for small business owners who are often left out of the conversation. I didn’t have my branding figured out, I didn’t have a clear target audience in mind, and I didn’t even have a business plan or a real goal until this year. So this episode is for my listeners who have dreamed
How Tracking Your Time Reveals Your Business’s Gaps and Needs
Confession: I don’t like tracking my time. It’s hard for me to clock in and clock out when I’m wrapped up in my day-to-day tasks. But in this episode, I’m making the case for tracking your time. Today, I share 3 reasons why you should track your time and the benefits you and your business will gain from doing so. Tracking your time reveals the gaps and needs in your business so that you c
How the Right Systems Impact Your Finances with Simone Little
I'm so excited to introduce you to none other than Simone Little. Simone Little is an operations architect (also known as a chief operating officer) who helps small, women-owned businesses run their business efficiently and productively without burning out. She joins the show today to chat with us about the importance of having systems. More specifically, she explains how having the right
Choosing the Right Accountant or Tax Professional for Your Business
Did you know that 37% of small businesses outsource accounting and financial responsibilities? However, many of them report having bad experiences that make it difficult to trust a new provider. In this episode, I’m sharing what you need to look for when you’re finding the right accountant or tax professional for your business. I share tips to help you navigate the process, the basic serv
How to Prepare for End-of-Year Tax Spending
As the end of 2022 approaches, you’ll hear a lot of your favorite influencers share the rush of squeezing in your end-of-year tax spending. This isn’t sound advice, but it’s common because it gives off the impression that it’ll save you in tax deductions. In today’s episode, I share why the “spending free” advice is just cash out the door. From what deductions really look like and why the
3 Ways to Prepare for Taxes Throughout the Year
Tax season is a notoriously stressful time of year. But what if I told you that by doing 3 simple things, you can eliminate the shock, surprise, and strain of it all? In this episode, I’m sharing the 3 steps you need to take in order to prepare for taxes throughout the year. This will help you alleviate worry during the already stressful tax season, so you can head into it confidently, kn
How to Prepare for Taxes and Reframing the Way You Think About Them
In today’s episode, we’re discussing taxes. More specifically, we’re reframing your beliefs around taxes by helping you understand why taxes are funds that never belonged to you. If you listened to last week’s episode all about having cash on hand, this episode will help you understand why taxes are different from your business cash and how you can better prepare your business to handle t
3 Benefits of Having Your Accounting and Tax Functions in One Place
A lot of business owners tend to make a clear distinction between their bookkeeper, their accountant, and their tax person. However, it is extremely valuable to have all your accounting and tax functions in one place instead of spreading it across experts. This is why in today’s episode, I’m talking all about why small businesses can benefit from a more cohesive accounting and tax support
How to Get Paid on a Timely Basis
Everybody wants to get paid. No one starts a business just so they could avoid receiving money, or worse… chase up on payments constantly. In today’s episode, I’m talking you through everything you need to know in ordered to get paid on a timely basis. The tips I share in this episode are easy to follow and incredibly actionable. I share ways in which you can make receiving money very eas
Having Business Cash On Hand and Establishing Emergency Funds
In the previous episode of Fish Food, we discussed how important it is for your business to manage and account for cash flow. There will always be peaks and valleys in the seasons of running your small business, which is why in today’s episode, I want to share how you can establish a financial safety net through having business cash on hand and emergency funds. I share ways in which you c
Common Cash Flow Challenges and 5 Things to Focus On
Making enough income in just one side of the equation. Making enough income at the right moment so that you have the cash on hand to pay your team and vendors is another. However, the latter is key to keeping your company afloat.That is why in today’s episode, we’re talking about the most common cash flow challenges and what you can do about that. Most of the time, what you have isn’t a b
Optimizing Revenue with Competitive Pricing
Raising prices for your services can feel scary, but it's often necessary as your business grows and evolves. But how do you if it's time to raise your prices?As your business grows and your costs increase, you may find that you need to raise your prices. This can be a scary proposition, but it's often necessary in order to keep your business afloat. By doing some research and understandi
Year-Round Support and Building Impactful Relationships with your Accountant
Building a consistent and trusting relationship with your financial manager or accountant is a game-changer. In today’s short and sweet episode, I’m reframing how you think about your relationship with your bookkeeper, financial manager, or accountant.I discuss what we learned about our clients when we first started Little Fish Accounting and how we discovered that long-term, consistent e
How to Review Your Financial Statements and Make Empowered Decisions
Knowing how to review your financial statements is a crucial skill as a business owner. Not only will knowing how to read these numbers help you make empowered decisions, but it’ll help you plan for growth, check-in with your business, and maintain your financials as expected.In this episode, we’re discussing how to review your balance sheet and what you should be looking for from your av
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