What's up everybody? Welcome to your self-helpless snack where we give you a little

taste of the self-helpless podcast with a mini episode. Today I'm sharing a bite from a

conversation I had with Danielle Hayden, who is a former corporate CFO and CEO of Kick Start Accounting, where she helps

business owners with bookkeeping, financial analysis, and education.

And this is part of a conversation that I originally shared with my email list, the D-list, which is a free list that you can join at my website Delaney Fisher.com, where I like to share different resources and media opportunities, gigs I hear about, stuff like that, so you can go check that out on my website if you'd like to join.

And I just have to say as a client of Kickstart accounting, and by the way, they're not sponsoring this episode or anything.

I'm just a big fan of their service and I've been with them for years now.

They have helped me organize my finances and understand my numbers and just make better business decisions helping me like utilize this data.

And when I first started my business, I was 26, I think I was 26 or around that age.

I was just an absolute mess, keeping receipts and random drawers in my dining area,

using word docks to keep track of my expenses, and just feeling very lost with all this stuff and no I slowly worked my way up into you

know first getting an accounting software then you know bookkeeper then a financial

advisor but there are so many options in between having zero help with your finances

and having a team and different programs and stuff. So if you are right now feeling very overwhelmed

in this area, please know that there are

simple solutions and simple tips for you and so Danielle is sharing some very

simple ways to keep your finances organized especially if you have multiple streams of revenue or

you're starting a side hustle or maybe you're at the beginning of

entrepreneurship. So this tip is very helpful for multi hyphenets tuning in but the mindset piece that she talks about is very helpful for everybody.

So get your spoon ready and scoop it up because here's your snack.

If somebody is not in a place where maybe they have the means to have an entire,

you know, finance team yet, they're just starting out.

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