Tina’s Tidbits by Tina White Did you know 44% of small businesses fail within the first 3 years? Scary! It is every entrepreneur’s dream to build a successful business. The last thing on your mind is failure. The good news is you can reduce your risk by avoiding the top pitfalls listed in the Statistic […]
Find Cash in 30 Days or Less
Tina’s Tidbits by Tina White One of the things I often hear from entrepreneurs is “Cash is tight. I don’t know if I will be able to pay my employees or not.” Let’s face it, companies do not get into a cash crunch overnight. It is hard to quickly find cash, but it is possible […]
Budget is Not a Four Letter Word
Tina’s Tidbits By Tina White For many business owners, the term “budget” — although spelled with six letters – is a four-letter word. It seems that no one wants to develop a budget for their business. Usually, business owners and managers don’t understand how valuable a budget can be to the bottom line. I […]
4 Ways Employees Steal without Access to Your Bank Account
Tina’s Tidbits by Tina White Business owners often ask “How can my employees steal from me since I sign the checks?” My response is “Let me count the ways.” Most companies take extra precautions to protect blank checks, but they ignore the countless other ways employees can steal. Methods of stealing is limited only by […]
Beyond the Shoe Box: Keeping Track of Business Expenses
Tina’s Tidbits by Tina White As an accountant, I’ve seen all sorts of systems for managing financial records. While most of you probably aren’t keeping receipts in shoe boxes, you may be using methods for tracking your finances that are less than efficient.
Art into Business
Laurin Humphries was an art student a UAB who wanted to share her talent with the world. She started with used printing equipment and old screens, and of course her talent, and created Humphries Screen Printing, LLC. According to the website, Laurin credits the personal relationships they develop with their customers as the one thing […]
Bringing Joy to the World: Chara
By Porter Branch, Content Intern There is a lot of joy in this world; Wendy Betsch is doing all she can to spread that joy a little further. Wendy founded Chara nearly three years ago to help serve the special needs community, teaching daily responsibilities, such as dressing and making the bed, alongside more […]
A Bite of Heaven
Written by Tishelle Drake- Williams and Kaneshia Sims I was delighted to find out I was interviewing Mrs. April McClung.
“I Do”
Events Made Simple “I Do” By Katrina Adams The Holidays are over and wedding season is around the corner. A special female in your life got engaged and popped the question “Will you be my Maid or Matron of Honor?” Now you have to duty of planning
“Find Cash in 30 Days or Less” By Tina White
Tina’s Tidbits Find Cash in 30 Days or Less By Tina White One of the things I often hear from entrepreneurs is “Cash is tight. I don’t know if I will be able to pay my employees or not.” Let’s face it, companies do not get into a cash crunch overnight. It is hard […]