Whenever I post an ‘ask me anything’ type question I always get questions starting with….What’s 1 thing… So today I turn the stage to you. What’s 1 thing that’s been helpful in your bookkeeping business?

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One of my students, "Dani" (not her real name), had a breakthrough that completely changed the way she looked at building her bookkeeping business. She stopped thinking about "getting clients" and started thinking about building a business. When she realized that 25 monthly bookkeeping clients = a full-time bookkeeping practice, everything clicked. 💡 Suddenly there was a clear goal. ✅ A target. ✅ A roadmap. ✅ A finish line to run toward. Let's do the math... 📊 25 clients × $350/month = $8,750 per month 💰 That's $105,000+ per year in recurring revenue! And here's the best part...you don't need hundreds of clients. You don't need to go viral. You don't need a huge team. In fact you don't even need a team at all! You just need 25 businesses who trust you to take bookkeeping off their plate. Big goals become much less intimidating when you know the number you're aiming for. So...welcome to the 💯 $100K Bookkeeper Club! 🙋‍♀️ Who's next? Drop "ME!" in the comments if you're working toward your first 25 clients! 🐝🎉

So I’m curious. What’s the one thing holding you back from starting a business that can give you & your family real freedom?

For expenses paid on a personal card: Is there a way to apply it to any excess owner draw/owner pay taken from the same year? For example, buying fuel for a vehicle. I want to make sure the expense goes in the fuel category, but can I create a JE to also pull from the owner draw account?