The Accounting Edit

The Accounting Edit

The Accounting Edit is where real conversations meet real numbers. Hosted by two women accounting firm owners, we’re pulling back the curtain on what it’s actually like to build a modern accounting practice—while helping small business owners make sense of their finances. Whether you’re a fellow firm owner, a service-based entrepreneur, or just curious about the behind-the-scenes of running a business, you’ll find honest insights, practical advice, and plenty of moments that make you feel like you’re not alone.

  1. 20 Aug

    34. Things We Stopped Doing in Our Businesses

    In this episode, Aminder and Leah share the key lessonsthey've learned by intentionally letting go of certain business practices to foster growth, balance, and fulfillment. They discuss how saying no, delegating, and embracing imperfection have transformed their businesses and lives.   Takeaways ·     Saying no to opportunities to focus on aligned clients ·     Protecting time and setting boundaries ·     Hiring first employees and delegating tasks ·     Letting go of perfectionism and embracing progress ·     Creating a business that can operate independently ·     Balancing business growth with personal life ·     Strategies for effective delegation and training ·     Shifting mindset from operator to visionary ·     Planning for time off and future family needs ·     The importance of progress over perfection   Chapters 00:00 Introduction: Lessons Learned by Letting Go 01:48 Saying No to Unaligned Opportunities 03:47 Protecting Time and Setting Boundaries 05:57 Hiring and Delegating for Growth 09:00 From Operator to Visionary 12:07 Planning for Time Off and Future Family Needs 15:08 Overcoming Perfectionism and Embracing Progress 17:45 Key Takeaways: Growth Through Letting Go   Website: TheAccountingEdit.com Aminder's Links Website: sequoia-cpa.com Instagram: @sequoiacpa LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/sequoia-cpa   Leah's Links Website: orca-accounting.com Instagram: @orcaaccounting LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/leahmccool   Keywords: business growth, intentionality, delegation, work-life balance, perfectionism, entrepreneurship, business lessons, mindset, productivity, leadership

    34. Things We Stopped Doing in Our Businesses
  2. 25 Jun

    31. Things Nobody Tells You About Being a Woman Business Owner

    Leah and Aminder discuss the unique challenges women face in entrepreneurship, focusing on talking about money, managing emotional stress, and building authority over time. This episode offers practical insights and personal experiences to empower women entrepreneurs.   Takeaways ·     Women tend to be conditioned to avoid discussing money, which can hinder confidence. ·     Confidence in talking about money improves with experience and time. ·     Building authority as a woman entrepreneur is a gradual process that involves trusting oneself. ·     Community support is crucial for emotional resilience in entrepreneurship. ·     Women often face societal and internal barriers that require unlearning and confidence-building.   Chapters 00:00 Introduction and episode overview 01:01 The importance of talking about money comfortably 02:07 Challenges women face in discussing finances 03:27 Pricing and communicating value confidently 04:55 Overcoming confidence hurdles in sales 07:19 The emotional side of entrepreneurship 10:36 Building authority as a woman takes time 17:28 The ongoing journey of confidence and authority 25:26 Final thoughts and encouragement for women entrepreneurs   Website: TheAccountingEdit.com Aminder's Links Website: sequoia-cpa.com Instagram: @sequoiacpa LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/sequoia-cpa   Leah's Links Website: orca-accounting.com Instagram: @orcaaccounting LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/leahmccool   Keywords: women entrepreneurs, talking about money,emotional resilience, building authority, entrepreneurship challenges

    31. Things Nobody Tells You About Being a Woman Business Owner

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The Accounting Edit is where real conversations meet real numbers. Hosted by two women accounting firm owners, we’re pulling back the curtain on what it’s actually like to build a modern accounting practice—while helping small business owners make sense of their finances. Whether you’re a fellow firm owner, a service-based entrepreneur, or just curious about the behind-the-scenes of running a business, you’ll find honest insights, practical advice, and plenty of moments that make you feel like you’re not alone.