How I’m in the business of making people happy and giving them piece of mind. How do I do that? I show my customers the love. Love means many things to many people, but my idea of giving customer love comes in these types of forms: Fixing something that was bugging the hell out of… Continue Reading
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Approach a New Accounting Era
Your Identity There was an article posted by Benjamin Hardy in “Medium” that presented a viewpoint that accounting professionals need to adopt, the earlier the better: “Your identity is fluid and malleable, you have an amazing opportunity to redefine who you are. All you have to do is consistently and boldly reshape your behavior.” I… Continue Reading
QBO: Mobile Accounting for Millennials
QBO On the go… “Mom, I want to learn QuickBooks Online!(QBO)”, said my son Nick (25) who is the assistant controller at the ACE Hotel in Palm Springs. Naturally, there was a perfectly reasonable (and millennial) explanation. “Because one day, I want to travel and do my work….. like you.” Now, this was a young… Continue Reading
TSheets Kiosk: Closing the Gap
TSheets Kiosk Style When a software company like TSheets discovers that a population of workers is NOT always mobile, but stationary within a building or factory, they respond! Initially, companies that I worked with just used a designated computer to have their workforce login using their email and password. This worked, but did not prove… Continue Reading
Remain Distinctive
Woodard Events presents the 2017 Scaling New Heights in Orlando, FL The Woodard Group presented me with a fantastic opportunity to attend and present at their Scaling New Heights 2017 conference at the Disney Coronado. I rooted out great information, met several dozen more accountants, interviewed by Woodard TV and had a great time. But my biggest… Continue Reading
