On the Inside, looking out

Does that phrase bring up a mental image of someone groping in the fog?

When you’re inside your own bottle it’s harder to read the damn label, right?

The print is backwards, AND obscured by the glass and the paper!

What does that mean…?

Picture yourself, humble yet driven entrepreneur.

Driven by the will and the motivation to succeed at any cost.

But stuck.  Because, you know, life, and stuff like that.

Your internet goes down. 

A vital piece of software stops working.

One of your clients calls with his hair on fire.

And your carefully laid-out day is suddenly off the rails.

Your schedule: a mere mockery of what you pictured only hours earlier.

On top of that you have to work on your books.

Tax season is knocking on the door, and you haven’t even looked at your accounting in months.

You’re not only struggling to see out of that bottle, you’re treading the surface in it!

What if somebody with 20/20 vision was on the outside of that bottle, willing and eager to help?

That feels your accounting pain, and knows how to get the best possible result with your tax filing?

Someone that has crossed the desert, and seen this bottle before?

To whom the label looks familiar?

A tax and books guide, if you will.

That is what a good CFO-level tax and books accountant can be for you.

Be the hero of your story, oh hell yeah.

But know this:

The best stories have a really good guide.

There is no shame in getting help, and most importantly?

The time you save not trying to DIY your business finances can be spent expanding your empire!

You do you, and your top line.

Let me do me, and your bottom line.

Let me leave you with a quote, from a kick-ass song of my youth:

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-        Neil Peart (Rush), 1980

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Let’s take a good look at that bottle from all sides, together!