Today’s episode is all about how we wrecked our entire existence in 2020. And while we were wrecking ourselves, there were a lot of people who came in and partnered with us, thankfully.

But what lies beneath our stories of success are challenges and hurdles that we had to jump over to get to the other side.

If you’re a single-member LLC, you could actually be overpaying in tax to some degree, depending on your situation. And one of the ways to help you save money on tax is to switch to an S-Corp vehicle.

Today, we dive into personal versus business finance and why you need to know the difference. This is one area a lot of people get into trouble with – but try to look at this as an area of opportunity.

In today’s episode, we talk about why crucial conversations are crucial for growth.

This past year has definitely stirred the pot and added to the tension and we need to learn how to have crucial conversations now, more than ever.

How would you take it when a client or a team member decides to leave your community?
Would you feel bitter about it?
Or would you rather choose to love them no matter what?

When was the last time you took some time off your work so you could fully relax and play?

Play is critical to your health – your mental health, your business health, as well as the health of your people that are serving with you inside of your business.

The end of the third quarter (Q3) of each year is actually a special time for business owners to make sure the financial foundations have been set in place.

Bookkeeping is not a fan favorite – but the fruit behind the process of bookkeeping delivers incredible results.

Mental health is very important.

Before you even think about your balance sheets, your income tax, your finances, or whatnot, checking on your mental game should be on top of your list.

Financial stress is one of the top stressors in life, in business, and even in marriages. But we’re all taught that normal stress is healthy.

But what happens when stress gets out of the normal bounds?