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The 3.3 Rule: Bill Gates' Regretful Revelation

The 3.3 Rule: Bill Gates’ Regretful Revelation

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The 3.3 Rule: Bill Gates’ Regretful Revelation and a New Workday Normal. Ah, work-life balance. What is this 3.3 Rule? And how does it reinforce Bill Gates’ recent regretful revelation?   Well, folks, hold onto your ergonomic office chairs because we’ve got a new rule in town, but this is one you will want to follow, and one Bill Gates regretfully wishes he had. The…

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Unleash the Power of "Crucial Conversations" in the Office Jungle!

Unleash the Power of “Crucial Conversations” in the Office Jungle!

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Welcome, my dear readers, to another thrilling adventure in the corporate wilderness to unleash to power of  Crucial Conversations in the office jungle! Today, we embark on a journey deep into the heart of effective communication with the help of the brilliant minds behind the book “Crucial Conversations” by Joseph Grenny and Kerry Patterson. So, strap on your seatbelts (or, um, bookmarks), because we’re about…

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Should I Worry About 1099's

Should I Worry About 1099’s?

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Should I Worry About 1099s? No…and yes. If you’re a freelancer, gig worker, or independent contractor, you’re probably familiar with the infamous 1099 form. But if you’re new to the game, you might be wondering: Should I Worry About 1099s? First of all, what is a 1099? It’s a tax form that’s used to report income that’s not earned as an employee. If you’re a…

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Small Business Taxes for Beginners

Small Business Taxes for Beginners

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Small Business Taxes for Beginners As a small business owner, you’ve got loads of priorities, fires, and problems… I know, because I’ve been there, walking in your shoes… There is a never-ending list of tasks and responsibilities that all fall on your desk. “The buck stops with you.” as they say (I think that’s what they say!).  All of these fires are really getting in…

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Bookkeeping Red Flags

Bookkeeping Red Flags

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 Bookkeeping Red Flags | John Briggs – Incite Tax   What are some bookkeeping red flags to watch out for? The first red flag is you want to run a profit and loss statement by month. When you’re looking at the statement, it’ll show January, February, March, April, however many months you’re looking at in separate columns. You wanna notice trends, mainly inconsistent trends. If…

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