You don’t have to be perfect to be powerful. So many of us are waiting to be more put together before we let ourselves be seen, more organized before we look at the numbers, more “healed” before we say we’re ready. Today’s blog is a personal one — about my own journey with perfectionism and how it’s shaped my relationship with money, plus why I'm done hiding and why you should be, too.

Thinking about switching accounting software? Or maybe you're finally ready to start fresh with a proper bookkeeping system that actually works for your business? The latest Manifesting Strategist post breaks down what you need to know before you take the leap.

If you're feeling like your current accounting system just isn't cutting it anymore—too clunky, too confusing, or not giving you the insights you need—this is your sign to consider a change. In this week’s blog, I walk you through 5 clear signs that it might be time to upgrade (and what to do next).

When you run a small business, your focus is usually on sales, service, and simply staying afloat. But there’s one not-so-sexy task that’s easy to forget—and it can quietly cost you your legal status if you’re not careful: Your state’s annual reporting requirements. This blog breaks down what you need to know—and what to do if you’re not sure you’re in compliance.

There’s no shortage of financial advice out there for small business owners—especially on social media. The truth is, not every tip is meant for you. What works for one business might not work for another—and the real secret is discernment. Here are 7 ways to filter financial advice through the lens of what actually serves you.

If your business has a busy season and a slower one, you already know the financial highs and lows can feel like a rollercoaster. Whether you're gearing up for a rush or navigating the quiet, the secret to staying grounded lies in your planning—and in knowing your numbers. Here are some powerful strategies to help you manage your seasonal cash flow and create stability year-round.

Not all advice is meant for you. And that’s okay. You don’t need to model your business after someone whose life looks nothing like yours. You’re allowed to honor your own timing, rhythm, and capacity. In this post, I’m sharing some reflections on choosing your mentors carefully and trusting your own path.