Hey guys, 1099 processing is coming up for 2025. They are due January 31st. We made a guide for our clients we are happy to share with the group on how to DIY them. They are not hard to do, just tedious. Here it is below, any questions let me know 1099 Guide for 2025 from Dialed In Bookkeeping

We’re in the final month of the year, so I’m curious 👇 What’s the one thing that held your business back this year? Clients? Clarity? Consistency? Systems? Something unexpected? I’m asking because many entrepreneurs are facing similar blocks, and I want to make sure our upcoming Business Roadblock Session addresses the real challenges people are dealing with. If you want early access when the date is announced, just drop “Notify me.” But first What’s the main roadblock you faced in 2025?

If you want to grow… Hand off one task this week. Momentum starts small. What’s the first thing you’re delegating?

just got back from visiting my VIP client in Austin, TX & I'm FIRED UP! we filmed more FB ads on site, met the crews in person, saw the new Cat 285 & Fecon Mulcher, worked on strategy with ops manager, & crushed some good BBQ 🤪 back in May, another entrepreneur hired me to build a land clearing business for him they'll do over $90M this year in his other business but he wanted in the trades why? he sees the writing on the wall AI is taking over all the tech jobs I've said it before & I'll say it again... Local, blue collar service businesses are the best business opportunity of our generation (and the most AI proof) He saw what I built in Bear Claw and he wanted the exact same thing for himself... named my price he agreed 6 months later we're hitting $150k+ months how? simple using the same operating systems that I built to grow Bear Claw with Last month, I shared this Blue Collar Growth System with 18 other guys inside an intensive 4 Week Growth Sprint we covered how to: 1. get leads 2. win jobs 3. implement scalable operating systems and the guys crushed it @Blake Trant won his first $5k forestry mulching job before finishing the sprint @Trevor Hanosh booked $9k worth of Fire Mitigation jobs after finishing @Doug ODell got his first snow plow clients it's the same process that @Colby McArthur has used to go from $30k in his bank to over $200k I've got an exciting announcement to make soon for the New Year but first, I've got a question for you... what are your goals for 2026?

Hey all, I'm needing some guidance on how to do "Market Research" for a service. I have a personal skid loader for projects around my place. I am wanting to start doing some side work but I'm not sure where the need is at? We have several excavation and smaller owner/ ops in the area. I live in a rural/ ag led area where everyone has a tractor and bucket. I'm wanting to get specific. Nearest rental is over 30 minutes away one way so I'd like to invest in the attachments as needed so I can start promoting the service. Any help would be greatly appreciated.