When the shit hits the fan, it can be very tempting to duck for cover and not come out of hiding. Unfortunately, it’s not a sustainable nor overly smart business strategy. Bumps and bruises are inevitable on the business journey, but there is always help available and things might not be as bad as they seem.
Ladies, get on top and stay on top of your business finances with these three expert tips from The Women’s Accountant.
If you work in a service-based there are four models of pricing. Cost-plus, competitor-based, demand-based and, value-based pricing. Which one is best?
If you’ve thought of an idea for a business, that’s great! You shouldn’t have to spend the next several months trying to wrap your head around accounting software, legal structure and book-tending.
Deep down we’ve all harboured the dream of going from an employee to an entrepreneur, transitioning from a worker bee, to a business owner.
If your business was born through a genuine passion, sometimes it can be hard to draw a line in the sand and distinguish whether it’s really a hobby or a business.
We’ve all heard the saying about family; you can’t live with them, you can’t live without them. But what do you do when you want to go into business with them?
Are you struggling with juggling too many tasks as you try to grow your business? Here are some simple ways to maintain your momentum.
The Women’s Accountant is located on the lands of the Jagera, Gaibal, and Jarowair peoples, and we acknowledge Traditional Custodians’ connection to this beautiful land, waterways and skies. We also warmly welcome any Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women in business to be part of our community, so that we may go forward together.
