Boutique Radio

On the previous podcast, we began part one of a two-part series on budgeting. Lindsey shared a fresh, new perspective on budgeting and how our modern systems are actually a version of an old, traditional system that has always worked! To continue the conversation on budgeting this week, Stephanie Coakley, one of our CPA consultants, gives us the scoop on budgeting and what boutique owners really need to know. This podcast is for you if you've always wanted to implement a budget that really works, but have never made it happen! Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-15 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Get a bookkeeping Estimate Clients sign up for free monthly Reports Training Enroll in Boutique School Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

Budgeting is the buzzword with boutique owners right now - and we want to be honest - budgeting is sometimes more aspirational than something we see boutique owners actually implement and use. This podcast is for you if you want to know how to budget, have a budget but don't use it, or want to refine your process and fill in some holes. Lindsey, the founder of HarQuin Bookkeeping, shares some fresh and unique perspectives on traditional budgeting practices that have been modernized and how to use them to create a cash budgeting system that you'll actually use. Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-14 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Get a bookkeeping Estimate Clients sign up for free monthly Reports Training Enroll in Boutique School Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

We recently saw a post on social media and it was so relatable to hundreds of boutique owners in the thread - a mother made a tweet about how she doesn't want to be the "girl boss” because her family matters more than her business. It fit right into this episode we were planning and our conversation that we have every week, to help boutique owners run their business in a way that not only provides for their families and gives them more time to be with their families, but also builds a legacy. Being firmly rooted in what really matters is the key to having a truly successful boutique business. At the end of the day, it's not about fame or fortune - but how well you served and loved your family and then your customers and larger community. In this episode, we share three things to change now in your boutique business that will reprioritize your family AND grow your business. Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-13 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Get a bookkeeping Estimate Clients sign up for free monthly Reports Training Enroll in Boutique School Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

Imagine next tax season rolls around and you feel READY and prepared - no more scrambling or worrying - and you're saving hard-earned money. In this episode, Lindsey Roberts, the founder of HarQuin Boutique Bookkeeping Co, breaks it down for you - and tells you exactly what you need to do to prepare all year for season. Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-12 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Get a bookkeeping Estimate Clients sign up for free monthly Reports Training Enroll in Boutique School Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

If you're a new boutique owner or maybe you're thinking about going full time - there will be high's and low's and in this episode we talk about how to navigate that and set yourself up for success through thick and thin. We want this conversation to be an encouragement to you and maybe even a redirection so you don't make some of the most common mistakes boutique owners make. Most boutique owners are first-time business owners, so we are here to help guide you through that process! Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-11 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Get a bookkeeping Estimate Clients sign up for free monthly Reports Training Enroll in Boutique School Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

In this week's podcast we lay the foundation of financial literacy for boutique owners. We thought it was a timely discussion for the podcast because April is Financial Literacy Month. If you're like many boutique owners, you have a general understanding of things but you may not know how to use the financial data you have to its full potential. Once you have real data - numbers that you can work with - your financial reports become a tool for making smart business decisions, so don't let this go to waste! Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-10 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Get a bookkeeping Estimate Clients sign up for free monthly Reports Training Enroll in Boutique School Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

If you feel disorganized, not as productive as you'd like to be, wasting time, and can't keep up with it all, this podcast is for you if you're a boutique owner who wants to boost your quality of life and productivity for better business success that comes through self-discipline. These things don't come naturally to us and that's why they require self-discipline. The hard work pays off! Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-9 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Get a bookkeeping Estimate Enroll in Boutique School Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

As a creative boutique owner, keeping up with your books and filing taxes may not always be top of mind. When you're trying to do it all on your own, this can be an added challenge. Now, we are in the throes of tax season and we want to make it as smooth as possible for boutique owners, so we brought on Angi McClish, our CPA Consultant at HarQuin Boutique Bookkeeping Co, to tell us everything about filing an extension on your taxes - in case you don't have your books ready. This is where having a good bookkeeper helps. For example, with our services we send out a monthly list of needs in your reports, so every month you know what is still outstanding. We hope this podcast benefits you and makes things smoother for you moving forward! Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-8 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Get a bookkeeping Estimate Enroll in Boutique School Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

Have you fallen into some of the common bookkeeping pitfalls as a boutique owner? Not counting all of your expenses? Forgetting to account for merchant fees or gift cards? Boutique bookkeeping can often be more complicated than regular bookkeeping and it comes with its unique challenges. This is your business, time and money and these mistakes come at a cost - this podcast is for you if you want to prevent future error! Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-7 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Get a bookkeeping Estimate Enroll in Boutique School Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

In this episode, hear a sneak peek on the results from The Boutique State of the Industry with Lindsey Roberts, the founder of HarQuin Boutique Bookkeeping Co. We created The Boutique State of the Industry to be a blessing for boutique owners, helping them to gain a larger perspective in their specific industry. As a business owner, you may get afraid, confused or feel alone when you're making business decisions that are different from those who are not in your industry, so seeing the big picture of what's going on in the boutique industry nationwide and what it's like to be a boutique owner in America helps you not only learn from others mistakes, but grow in your confidence and knowledge as a boutique owner, equipping you to make smart business decisions and reach your biggest goals in life and business. Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-6 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Get a bookkeeping Estimate Enroll in Boutique School Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

If you've ever struggled with overcommitting (we all have! or at least knows someone who's stuck in this) you know it causes stress, broken commitments, over promising and underdelivering, and can often result in you having a lot of responsibilities that are misaligned with your priorities. You end up spreading yourself too thin and not making progress on what matters. This can all lead to hopelessness and burnout. We talk about some of the root reasons WHY we overcommit and HOW to change this pattern so that you can increase your quality of work and relationships, while running your business and prioritizing your family and what matters most to you. If you're craving more balance and more fulfillment in all areas of your life, this episode is for you! Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-5 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Get a bookkeeping Estimate Enroll in Boutique School Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

This episode is an intro to many conversations we're going to have on boutique leadership. All the different things we talk about on the podcast are the components and facets of what it takes to become a true leader in your boutique business so you can build a legacy. Right now, we are focusing on three keys that catapult you into better leadership. These are core, foundational pieces for any small business owner who wants to have purpose and meaning, while growing their business and experiencing more success. Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-4 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Enrollment for Boutique School is now open! Get a bookkeeping Estimate Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

In this week's podcast we have a special guest with us. Allison Brooks, our Sales Tax Expert for Boutique Bookkeeping Co is here to talk to us about how to stay current with Sales Tax. Many of you probably know what Nexus means; this is when you hit limits in other states - whether it's transactional limits or sales volume. But there's a 12-month look-back period. Now that we're in a new year, February is when we do Nexus audits for all of our clients because now we have a calendar year to look back at. Allison shares the key things to know about Sales Tax so you can stay on top of your game. Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-3 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Enrollment for Boutique School is now open! Get a bookkeeping Estimate Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

This episode is packed with real, practical productivity tools that you can implement right now. As a boutique owner, you may be juggling a lot of different things in one day, and you struggle with time-management and yearn for higher productivity and organization. And you know you need structure and better planning and starting this month if you're like us, you're ready to get out of the place of doing everything “just in time”. We are giving you three life-changing tools and practices to implement in your life now - we are passionate about helping you increase your productivity for boutique success - and to give you back that precious time with your family that the business and a lack of productivity may be stealing right now. Show Notes: boutiquebookkeeping.co/episode-2 More from Boutique Bookkeeping Co Enrollment for Boutique School is now open! Get a bookkeeping Estimate Join our private Facebook Group Get the weekly Boutique Newsletter

This is the first episode of our new podcast, Boutique Radio, and we are really excited to be here with you and to share a little about who we are and what the podcast is about before we dive into this week's episode on why boutique owners need bookkeeping in 2022 and how to set your boutique business up for success. Boutique Radio is HarQuin Boutique Bookkeeping Co's first podcast and I'm Jennifer here with my co-host Cristy. I'm the content creator for HarQuin Boutique Bookkeeping Co and Cristy is one of our boutique bookkeeping experts with a wealth of knowledge—and some humor. You may already know her from her Instagram reels