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Running a solo bookkeeping business is hard work.
But despite the name, you're not alone.
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Yes, you can run your small business
without knowing your numbers.
You can also steer with your face.
Just because you can
doesn't make it a good idea.
In tomorrow’s newsletter, I’ve got some tips
about how to price your services.
If pricing is something you’re struggling with
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I hope to see you there.
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If your accounting software doesn’t have the report your client wants, build it.
> Import the data into Excel or Google Sheets
> Layer in data from other sources
> Create a report based on their needs, not yours
> Invite their feedback and collaboration
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Being a valuable member of a team is different than being irreplaceable.
Being irreplaceable isn't a compliment. It means you've kept your processes to yourself so what you do is a mystery.
💯 Day 51 #100DaysOfNoCode & #100DaysOfAI: Today, I'm gearing up to tackle my first mission!
It's hard to figure out exactly how to tackle this one, but I'm looking forward to the challenge of solving it.
Day 50 of #100DaysOfNoCode & #100DaysOfAI: 🚀 Today I'm stepping up to commit to Mission #1 of the challenge (and celebrating I'm halfway through!) It's time to put all my skills into practice in a more open-ended challenge. Tomorrow, the building begins! Let's make this count.
Day 49 of #100DaysOfNoCode & #100DaysOfAI.
Today in #100DaysOfNoCode I learned from a fellow learner who's accomplished awesome things... 🤯✨ I was inspired by how Gün used the lessons from Atomic Habits to help him succeed at the challenge.
Day 48 of #100DaysOfNoCode & #100DaysOfAI
Today I learned from a fellow #100DaysOfNoCode learner who's accomplished awesome things... 🤯✨ I was inspired by @RitzTalks’ summary of his 100 days.
I’m excited to have my own story to tell at the end of these challenges.
Day 45 of #100DaysOfNoCode & #100DaysOfAI
Today, we dive into the Frameworks Toolkit in Phase 3.
I really like the idea of an MVT vs MVP. Testing hypotheses first makes far more sense than building a product just to find out if it's worth building in the first place.
Day 44 of #100DaysOfNoCode & #100DaysOfAI
✨ This challenge is not just about mastering tools but also about cultivating the right mindsets.
I'm trying to focus on developing agency and a growth mindset. These will allow me to seek out the knowledge and resources required to build on my own.
Day 42 of #100DaysOfNoCode
I took the time to recharge before the start of Phase 3 🙌
Day 41 of #100DaysOfAI
We're giving the AI a chance to recharge this weekend. But Phase 3 starts soon...
Day 40 of #100DaysOfNoCode
I finished my recipes app in @bubble 🥗
Ok, last time, thanks @nocodelife!
There's no way I would have figured any of this out without a ton of trial and error.
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If, instead of letting your team work,
you have 5 meetings to discuss next steps,
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Day 40 of #100DaysOfAI
Today I reflected on how AI can help me bring my ideas to life ⚡️!
All of these lessons have taught me one thing.
There are no excuses for not building the project
or starting the business. At least not technical ones.




