Small Business Podcast
I will podcast about bookkeeping, payroll, and taxes for small to medium size business and issue for small businesses.
Episodes
66 episodes
Why You Should Never Get A Business Credit Card
You should never get a business credit card if you can't manage debt, as they often have higher interest rates, fewer consumer protections (like extended warranties), and can complicate taxes or reconciliation, potentially leading to overspendi...
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How to Enjoy a Job You Hate
To enjoy your job, focus on small changes like personalizing your space, taking regular breaks, and connecting with colleagues, while also shifting your mindset to find meaning, set new goals, and focus on your strengths, all within a healthy w...
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1:34
Reasonable Year End Tax Planning
As 2025 comes to a close, here are some reasonable year-end tax planning strategies to consider before December 31. These can potentially reduce your taxable income, optimize deductions, or position you better for future years. Tax situations v...
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2:52
Would You Proudly Display Your Decision on the Front Door?
The question "Would You Proudly Display Your Decision on the Front Door?" is a powerful ethical and moral thought experiment often used to test personal integrity, accountability, and the transparency of one's choicesIt challenges indivi...
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What To Look For When Hiring a Bookkeeper To Do Your Bookkeeping
When hiring a bookkeeper, look for strong attention to detail, trustworthiness, and tech skills in someone familiar with your industry and software, offering clear communication and transparent pricing, and who can provide references, ensuring ...
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5:07
Revenue Should Not Override Responsibility
The statement "Revenue Should Not Override Responsibility" is a principle that advocates prioritizing ethical obligations, customer well-being, and operational integrity over the sole pursuit of immediate financial gain.
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5:22
Imagine Your Decision Becoming Tomorrow's Headlines
The phrase "Imagine Your Decision Becoming Tomorrow's Headlines" serves as a powerful prompt to engage in the "Newspaper Test" (or "Headlines" exercise) for ethical and strategic decision-making.This technique encourages you to evaluate ...
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What is Late Stage Capitalism and How to Take Advantage Of It
Taking advantage of "late-stage capitalism" (a term describing extreme inequality, market control, and consumerism) involves leveraging its paradoxes: building wealth through high-demand skills and investments, finding niches in essential servi...
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7:58
Don't Be Afraid To Be Honest
Not being afraid to be honest in entrepreneurship is crucial for building trust,
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7:26
Prioritize Your Company's Integrity - Part 2
This goes over it a little bit more.....Prioritizing company integrity means embedding honesty, transparency, and accountability into your culture, guided by strong leadership and clear ethical standards, to build trust, attract talent, and ens...
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Prioritize Your Company's Integrity
To prioritize a company's integrity, lead by example, establish a clear code of conduct, and foster a culture of transparency, accountability, and respect. This involves being honest about mistakes, keeping commitments, and embedding ethical be...
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7:50
Protecting Your Business Name With Integrity
Protecting your business name with integrity essentially means building and defending a rock-solid brand reputation while playing 100% by the rules (legal, ethical, and moral).
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9:57
Implement Guardrails And Adopt A Moral Position In Entrepreneurship
Implementing guardrails and adopting a moral position in entrepreneurship involves integrating strong ethical frameworks and proactive compliance measures into every aspect of a business [1, 2]. This approach moves beyond simply avoiding legal ...
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8:08
Protect Brand Integrity Over Short-Term Gains
Protecting brand integrity over short-term gains is one of the most reliable predictors of long-term business success. Companies that consistently choose reputation over quick profits tend to build deeper customer loyalty, attract better talent...
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5:29
Stay Grounded In Your Mission
To stay grounded in your mission, consistently revisit your purpose, practice mindfulness, and be flexible in your approach. This involves keeping your core values at the forefront of decision-making, engaging in regular reflection, and c...
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3:59
Maintain Core Values Despite Financial Pressures
To maintain core values during financial pressures, you must first clearly define what your values are and then align your financial strategy with them. Regularly communicate and reinforce these values through decision-making, and ensure ...
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5:43
Focus on Long Term Solutions Versus Immediate Satisfaction in Business
In business, the tension between long-term value creation and short-term satisfaction (of customers, investors, employees, or yourself) is one of the most consistent predictors of success or failure.Companies that consistently prioritize...
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4:28
Maintaining Professional Integrity
Upholding professional integrity means consistently adhering to ethical principles like honesty, fairness, and accountability in all professional dealings. It involves taking responsibility for your actions, respecting confidentiality, an...
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8:16
S tax laws will eliminate the deduction for most employer provided meals on business premises
Starting January 1, 2026, new U.S. tax laws will eliminate the deduction for most employer-provided meals on business premises. This change is the final phase-out from the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA), as recently confirmed by the "One Big...
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Hiring From An Employer Perspective
Job candidates often don’t think about things from the opposite end of the table. Even though they may have thought their interview went well, the other end may not have had values that aligned with the job candidates. This video goes over some...
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8:54
Is Life Insurance Taxable?
In general, life insurance death benefits paid to a beneficiary as a lump sum are not considered taxable income for federal tax purposes. However, taxes may apply in specific situations involving interest accumulation, how the policy is accesse...
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4:41
What It Means To Be An Entrepreneur
To be an entrepreneur means to identify an opportunity, take the risk to start and run a new business or venture, and assume responsibility for all the associated risks and rewards. They are often innovators who develop new products, services, ...
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The First Time Home Owner is 40 Years Old, and The 50 Year Mortgage
Home buying is the process of purchasing a house, which starts with assessing your budget and saving for a down payment....not sure if the feds solutions helps things or anyone. The first Time Home Owner is 40 Years Old and the Fed...
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