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Sep 10
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Forbes number one book for burnout

We Got Called Out By Forbes (In the Best Way Possible)

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Okay, we have to brag for a second. Our founder John Briggs wrote a book called Take Breaks, Work Better. You’ve probably heard us talk about it once or twice (or a hundred times, we’re not subtle). Well, Forbes just published an article rounding up books for high performers who are running themselves into the ground, and guess who made the list? We did. First. As in,…
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May 11
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A tug-of-war visual representing why traditional balance is a lie compared to the goal of Work Life Harmony for accountants.

Why Work Life Balance in Accounting is a Lie

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Work life balance is the biggest lie the accounting industry ever sold you. In today's fast paced world, we’re told that if we just manage our calendars better, we can keep our professional and personal lives on a perfectly balanced scale. But let's be real. As any business owner knows, the idea that you can neatly divide your time and energy right down the middle…
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Mar 03
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Forget 8 Hours. Here’s How to Actually Get More Done

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The eight-hour workday isn’t based on science. It’s a tradition, a relic from the factory era, and it’s slowly killing productivity. Think about it: it was invented for factories, where workers were paid to stand in one place and perform repetitive tasks for a set number of hours. The idea was simple, more hours at the machine meant more output. But our brains aren’t machines.…
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Sep 30
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Improve Business Processes in 3 Steps

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The best businesses, no matter the industry, all have one secret weapon—a model. And no, not the runway kind. This model includes finely tuned business processes that keep their operations running smoothly and always ready for growth. These businesses don’t just stumble into success; they continuously refine their processes, adjusting to changes in the market, customer demands, and internal challenges. Think about it—Apple, Amazon, and…
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