Getting abandoned by your old bookkeeper can leave you feeling frantic and distressed. It’s not like you can put your business on hold while you look for a solution – and as you look, you want to make sure your next bookkeeper is going to be the right fit. When you engage any kind of professional service, it’s important to be ready with a back-up plan in case something goes awry. Whether your bookkeeper quit abruptly, or if you were the one who cut ties because your standards weren’t met, there are steps you can take to ensure that your business doesn’t freefall from its upward trajectory.
When one door closes, an opportunity opens up. Here are some tips to handle the relationship postmortem:
One of my biggest struggles in my day-to-day life is managing my priorities. And by that, I mean I take stuff wayyyy too seriously. Car bill due? I’m thinking about it all day. Carpet to vacuum? Also on my mental to-do list.
Success is hard work. It takes years, it takes time, and it takes money, blood, sweat and tears. It takes everything! It is lonely at the top but I think it is lonelier when you are in the middle trying to get to the top.