What sets apart happy and successful people from everyone else? If I could point to one thing, it would be resiliency. It’s an uphill battle from day one for all of us, learning how to negotiate the world and get our basic needs met. If we shrink back and...
Continue Reading →
Congratulations! You’ve brought your practice to where it’s now. You want to grow your baby, evolve it and take it to the next level. Many CPA firms that embark on scaling work harder but not necessarily smarter. They think scaling means throwing out more money and more effort to...
Continue Reading →
In my last blog post, I have told you that I would share with you the three ways to avoid the overly analytical brain of a CPA. As promised, here are the three thoughts that have helped me prevent those moments of paralysis: 1. Mistakes Create Geniuses ...
Continue Reading →
Accountants tend to be very detail-oriented people – and that’s a good thing when it comes to performing the technical work. However, when you’ve stepped up to become a practice owner, you need to wear a different collection of hats. Rather than being a number-cruncher, you’ve suddenly got...
Continue Reading → Every practitioner – every human being – gets sluggish now and then. No matter how genuinely inspired we are by our mission, no matter how much genuine passion burns inside, our energy will inevitably take a dip, and with it sometimes our motivation, self-confidence, clarity of mind, and creativity. ...
Continue Reading →
Author of the Ultimate CPA Practice in the New Economy and The Million Dollar CPA Firm
