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Automate Your Business Finances

Organizational Efficiency: Automate Your Business Finances

By Tammy | May 10, 2021

Every business must figure out how they plan to keep track of income and expenses and set up benchmarks for planning purposes. The poster child for automation is business finances. Think about it, most of your business finance tasks are recurring and rarely change, making it perfect for automation!

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Organizational Efficiency

Organizational Efficiency: The Anatomy of Your Business

By Tammy | April 27, 2021

The first thing to think about when you seek to make your days more manageable and more effective is the parts of your small business, the anatomy.

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Five Fast Ways to Make Quicker and Better Decisions

By Tammy | April 5, 2021

Being an efficient decision-maker can often make the difference in missed opportunities. You have to be decisive, and often you have to make quick decisions, but you want to be sure you are making the best choice. So how do you make quicker and quicker and better decisions? How do you become more accurate and effective at making decisions when it counts?

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Pros and Cons and Filing Your Taxes Early

Pros and Cons of Filing Your Taxes Early

By Tammy | February 17, 2021

Do you rush to file your tax returns as soon as possible? Do you gather all your documentation and stand at the IRS virtual door on opening day? As with everything, filing early has its pros and cons, but is filing early really a good idea?? Like many things in life, the answer is, “It depends.”

Not every situation is conducive to filing early. Filing for an extension and putting it off as long as possible may make more sense for some filers. Read on to learn the good, the bad, and sometimes the downright ugly of filing early and why waiting might be best.

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Prepare Now for a Stress-Free Return

By Tammy | December 18, 2020

Prepare Now for a Stress-Free Return Modified from original post, published December 19, 2019 Taking some time off during the Holidays? Looking forward to enjoying some festivities, but dread the mountain of work you know will be waiting when you return? Make a few preparations now before you leave, and follow some tips when you […]

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3 Ways to Protect Yourself Against Questionable Links

By Sung | October 1, 2020

Unsolicited emails from unknown senders are sometimes the onset of cyberattacks. They may entice you to click on a link or open an attachment that may contain malware. Clicking on the links can also direct you to some compromising websites, so be cautious. If a link looks suspicious, look it up on the web and do a quick research. The rule of thumb is to ignore seemingly malicious emails. But if you’re really curious, or just not sure it’s evil, there are several ways to protect yourself and your environment.

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cybersecurity for kids

Cybersecurity For Kids

By Tammy | October 1, 2020

Your children need protection from the lurkers and hackers in cyberspace. With more schools shifting to online learning, almost all kids now have access to the internet. Parents should be actively involved in teaching their children safe cybersecurity habits.

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Online Scams

Online Scams – What You Need To Know

By Tammy | September 12, 2020

“Smart people get scammed.” The first chapter in Frank Abagnale’s book, “Scam Me If You Can,” and the best place to begin. If you’re like most, you probably think it will never happen to you. You might be thinking, “I wouldn’t fall for something so obvious,” or perhaps you have put measures into place that will prevent it. You may have a fantastic, undecipherable, complex password, and you never, ever click on links in emails from strangers. Ok, I’ll give you points for that; you’re off to a great start.

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Exposing Myths in Cybersecurity

By Tammy | September 4, 2020

Cyber security is not at all that difficult. Once you have incorporated it into your system it can be as normal as walking. All you need is to debunk the myths and learn how you can build your cyber security habit.

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Brain Power for Success

Master Brainpower For Success

By Tammy | August 17, 2020

Do we take our brains for granted? Designed to solve problems, the human brain helps us to survive, make decisions, be creative, and think strategically. Humans can use their brains to imagine, make things up, fantasize. But the brain needs to be exercised, just like any other muscle in our body. Failing to do so can leave it soft and not functioning as it should.

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SELF-SABOTAGING BEHAVIORS THAT KEEP YOUR BUSINESS FROM SOARING

By Tammy | July 13, 2020

At some point we all fall into self-sabotaging behaviors. Stopping this behavior is easy when you learn to recognize the symptoms.

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Simple Steps To Enjoy Your Vacation Time

By Tammy | June 27, 2020

Whether you’re going for a week or two, or just a few days, taking care of a few things now, and keeping a positive mindset, can help ease you back into the work routine and may even stretch your “vacay” mood a little longer.

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Time Management Hacks Used By Successful People

By Tammy | June 21, 2020

When you think of a successful CEO, do you wonder how they make it look so easy? How did they get where they are? It almost seems a fantasy that someone can run a company, spend time with family, exercise every day, yet still manage to enjoy their hobbies as well, such as writing a book, or building a boat. You know the kind of person we’re talking about because there are loads of these successful people out there.

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Establish a Great Home Environment for Success

By Tammy | April 1, 2020

People read about having a great work environment or an atmosphere at work for success. But if your environment at home is less than optimal, this can affect your work, no matter how great your work environment is.

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Family Resurgence – Don’t I Know You?

By Tammy | March 15, 2020

The more I assess the situation, from a reasonable, logical, sprinkled-with-just-a-tad-emotion, point of view, the more I can’t help but think, “Why not make the best of a bad situation”?

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