1 hr 15 min
Impact Driven Accounting with Paul Dunn Accountants EXPOSED
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- Entrepreneurship
Our special guest today provides us with an in-depth knowledge of what it means for an accountant to follow their North Star, be truly aligned to their purpose and the key strategies on how to become an Impact-Driven Accountant and how it translates to profit and staff
In this podcast with Paul Dunn from B1G1, we discussed everything from leadership, purpose and many more topics:
Maintaining passion and energy at any age
Finding meaning in your work and the importance of having a North Star
Transforming your firm from Standard to Stand Out - and how that drives client attraction and staff retention
How Purpose powers Profit
Socratic method to business advisory
Evolution of pricing models in accounting
“When you force people to account for their time in 6 minute units, what you have to understand is you're killing them.”
Profile
Paul Dunn is one of the most well known guru’s in the accounting industry around the world. His Accountants’ Boot Camp had been attended by close to 20,000 accountants & his book The Firm of the Future has become standard text for leading accounting businesses around the world. Paul helps clients create a huge impact, connect to their customers, achieve their business goals and reach their full potential. His goal - to give businesses the power to change lives!
Some quick facts:
Speaker at TEDx, and holds a Lifetime Service Award to the Accounting Profession in the UK and the recipient of the ‘Outstanding Contributor to the Profession’ award.
Created Results Corporation that has trained nearly 20,000 accountants around the world
Co-Author of the book The Firm of the Future’ along with Ron Baker
Featured in Forbes Magazine alongside Sir Richard Branson in a global piece on ‘disrupters’ in business.
Show Notes
Key to Life by Dan Martell
Steven covey - 7 habits
Ron Baker - The Firm of the Future
AICPA - Human signals report
Heart of business - Hubert Joly
Inspire CA - Ben Walker
Cult Status by Tim Duggan
Good to great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap and Others Don't by Jim Collins
Zuora blog
Our special guest today provides us with an in-depth knowledge of what it means for an accountant to follow their North Star, be truly aligned to their purpose and the key strategies on how to become an Impact-Driven Accountant and how it translates to profit and staff
In this podcast with Paul Dunn from B1G1, we discussed everything from leadership, purpose and many more topics:
Maintaining passion and energy at any age
Finding meaning in your work and the importance of having a North Star
Transforming your firm from Standard to Stand Out - and how that drives client attraction and staff retention
How Purpose powers Profit
Socratic method to business advisory
Evolution of pricing models in accounting
“When you force people to account for their time in 6 minute units, what you have to understand is you're killing them.”
Profile
Paul Dunn is one of the most well known guru’s in the accounting industry around the world. His Accountants’ Boot Camp had been attended by close to 20,000 accountants & his book The Firm of the Future has become standard text for leading accounting businesses around the world. Paul helps clients create a huge impact, connect to their customers, achieve their business goals and reach their full potential. His goal - to give businesses the power to change lives!
Some quick facts:
Speaker at TEDx, and holds a Lifetime Service Award to the Accounting Profession in the UK and the recipient of the ‘Outstanding Contributor to the Profession’ award.
Created Results Corporation that has trained nearly 20,000 accountants around the world
Co-Author of the book The Firm of the Future’ along with Ron Baker
Featured in Forbes Magazine alongside Sir Richard Branson in a global piece on ‘disrupters’ in business.
Show Notes
Key to Life by Dan Martell
Steven covey - 7 habits
Ron Baker - The Firm of the Future
AICPA - Human signals report
Heart of business - Hubert Joly
Inspire CA - Ben Walker
Cult Status by Tim Duggan
Good to great: Why Some Companies Make the Leap and Others Don't by Jim Collins
Zuora blog
1 hr 15 min