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An actionable podcast designed for accounting firm owners and partners. Each episode provides listeners with one-quick actionable lesson or takeaway that will help them scale a systematic firm that improves their lifestyle.
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Episode #343
There's a pricing trap I see firm owners fall into constantly, and it has nothing to do with lacking information. They know they need to raise prices, they have every tool to do it, and they still freeze for months. In this episode, I break down why the smartest move in that moment usually isn't the biggest possible one, and how the same pattern shows up in delegation, hiring, niching, and sales conversations.
Episode #342
Staying short-staffed hurts right away, and you feel it every day. A wrong hire hides in plain sight for months, quietly draining time and morale before it finally becomes undeniable. In this episode, I break down why the busiest stretch of your year is exactly the wrong time to rush a hiring decision, why attitude matters more than technical skill in almost every hire that ends up working out, and a practical way to write your non-negotiables down before the next staffing crisis hits, so pressure never gets to make that call for you.
Episode #341
I ask a simple question in my coaching work that almost nobody answers the way you'd expect, and what it reveals points at a hiring mistake I see constantly. In this episode, I share a real story from one of my coaching members, a simple test you can run to check whether the right person is currently in your operations seat, and what a real operations leader's calendar should actually look like.
Episode #339
Some marketing tactics feel productive in the moment but almost never move the needle. In this episode, I break down why a few common approaches keep failing firm owners in the exact same way, using real numbers on how badly one of them has been performing lately, plus a giveaway disaster from my own firm's early days.
Episode #338
A firm that can't be clearly credited for changing a client's business becomes exactly the kind of replaceable vendor that gets shopped against a cheaper competitor. In this episode, I walk through why a proper diagnosis is the starting point for avoiding that trap, how to scale the depth of that diagnosis to the size of the engagement, and a real example of a CPA who turned his own diagnostic process into a standalone tool.
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