Sarah VanHoose
Should You Scale Your Business? How to Know If You’re Ready The pressure to scale your business is everywhere. Add the big offer. Hire the team. Build the thing. But here is the truth nobody puts in the caption: scaling is not right for everyone, and it is definitely not right at every stage. For
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Networking Tips for Entrepreneurs Who Hate Networking: An Introvert-Friendly Guide That Actually Works If you’re a solopreneur building a small business, you already know this: You should network. You should attend the Chamber events.You should go to the women’s luncheons.You should show up to the coffee meetups.You should join the virtual masterminds. And yet… You
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LLC vs Sole Proprietor vs S-Corp: How to Choose the Right Business Designation You’re making money.You’re taking your business seriously.And you’re realizing that winging it isn’t a long-term strategy. This question almost never comes up on day one. It usually surfaces once income is consistent, taxes feel heavier…meaning you got your tax bill and did
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You’re Ready to Build Something Big. Now What? You’ve got the dream. You’ve got the drive. Now you need the roadmap. Whether you’re just getting started or refining what you’ve already built, this post is your go-to guide for the essentials: startup finances, building smart systems, hiring at the right time, and the best tools
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How to Recession Proof Your Small Business Hearing the ping pong of news on tariffs has got to be hard on our peers with small businesses that rely on products and supplies from other countries, but those of us without product-based businesses still need to pay attention—we aren’t out of the woods yet, and now’s
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It is far easier to go to work for a well established company, receive a paycheck every two weeks and have magical matching 401k contributions into your retirement account than it is to be an entrepreneur. You’re waiting for the BUT, aren’t you? There is none. It absolutely, unequivocally, 100% is easier. Is entrepreneurship more
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The new year is here, and with it comes the opportunity to set fresh goals and create a financial future that excites you. No, really – financial freedom is exciting, I promise. It buys you options, and January is the perfect time to embrace the “new year, new me” energy—after all, everyone else is doing
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Let me share with you our story of paying off $450,000 in debt in about 18 months. The details are a little foggy at this point, because we’ve been debt free (except for our current mortgage) for nearly a decade but I have some core memories to highlight. Even more importantly, I want to give
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Your Halloween decorations are likely stowed away and you may even be sporting garland on the mantle by now. I don’t know, does garland even go on the mantle? I digress. We are headed fast and furiously into the holiday season. Before we talk about Christmas, we have to talk about Thanksgiving. November = Thanksgiving
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Let’s talk about how cash flow management is critical for solopreneurs. Well, crucial for any business of course – but can take out a solopreneur and send them back to working for the man if not careful. Understanding your cash flow is an important step in your business operations. First things first, what is cash
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