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Down to 40 Hours: A Roadmap for CPAs to End Overworking Without Giving Up Revenue
Are you tired of working 80-hour weeks as an accountant?
This book will show you how to work less while earning more.
You became an accountant to have a successful career doing meaningful work – not kill yourself with overwork for marginal rewards. Yet the long hours started piling up somewhere along the line – along with frustrated clients, stagnant revenue, and dwindling personal time.
There is a better way! Down to 40 Hours shows CPAs and accountants how to structure a practice that works for them, not against them. Running your accounting practice can be much easier with the proper structure, improved use of pricing tools, a niche focus, and stronger systems.
Follow the proven blueprint inside
Package your expertise into clearly priced service tiers for seamless salesEstablish pricing built on outcomes instead of hours to capture your worthUnlock new revenue opportunities by focusing on a niche and identifying what clients truly valueGet your website generating high-quality leadsStrengthen systems to work smarter not longer Whether you’re starting your practice or optimizing an existing one, this step-by-step guide helps you regain your time and feel more in control of your practice. It’s finally time for accounting to work better for accountants and clients alike. The client-tested guidance inside Down to 40 Hours will model how to shift your practice and work four days a week while bringing in more than six figures in revenue.Let this book light your path.
This book will show you how to work less while earning more.
You became an accountant to have a successful career doing meaningful work – not kill yourself with overwork for marginal rewards. Yet the long hours started piling up somewhere along the line – along with frustrated clients, stagnant revenue, and dwindling personal time.
There is a better way! Down to 40 Hours shows CPAs and accountants how to structure a practice that works for them, not against them. Running your accounting practice can be much easier with the proper structure, improved use of pricing tools, a niche focus, and stronger systems.
Follow the proven blueprint inside
Package your expertise into clearly priced service tiers for seamless salesEstablish pricing built on outcomes instead of hours to capture your worthUnlock new revenue opportunities by focusing on a niche and identifying what clients truly valueGet your website generating high-quality leadsStrengthen systems to work smarter not longer Whether you’re starting your practice or optimizing an existing one, this step-by-step guide helps you regain your time and feel more in control of your practice. It’s finally time for accounting to work better for accountants and clients alike. The client-tested guidance inside Down to 40 Hours will model how to shift your practice and work four days a week while bringing in more than six figures in revenue.Let this book light your path.
212 pages, Kindle Edition
Published April 8, 2024
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April 15, 2024
This book is chock-full of actionable, strategic advice for how to build the accounting practice that fits your vision. For me, building a solo tax practice as a side gig, Geraldine’s advice is crucial for helping me grow profitably and sustainably together with everything else in my life.
I need to read this book again (after tax season lol) with paper and pen so I can sketch out my vision for the business and plot the best course to get there. Down to 40 Hours walks through every step of that process.
If you, like I, have loved Geraldine’s email list or podcast or webinars, this is the compendium of her wisdom, humor, and good nature you want on your shelf.
I need to read this book again (after tax season lol) with paper and pen so I can sketch out my vision for the business and plot the best course to get there. Down to 40 Hours walks through every step of that process.
If you, like I, have loved Geraldine’s email list or podcast or webinars, this is the compendium of her wisdom, humor, and good nature you want on your shelf.
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