Overworked after tax season? Start here
If tax season left you overworked, overwhelmed, and wondering why your firm keeps demanding so much from you, this webinar is for you.
I’m hosting a free webinar on Wednesday, April 22nd at 9am MT to walk you through the real reasons you’re working too many hours – and what to do about them.
Why You’re Working Too Many Hours
Wednesday | APR 22 | 9am MT
Free
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A lot of firm owners assume they need to hire or just push through busy season.
But often, the real problem is that the firm is asking too much of you because of how it’s running.
In this webinar, you’ll learn the 7 real causes of overwork so you can identify what’s making your firm feel so heavy, know what to change, and start making it calmer and easier to run.
Real causes, like:
too many clients
too many kinds of clients
packages filled with work rather than value
too much work living in your head
weak boundaries
too low prices
If you’re ready for a firm that feels lighter and easier to run, come join us.
Warmly,
Geraldine
PS — if you keep assuming the answer is just to hire more help, you may miss the real reason your firm feels so heavy. Come learn what to fix and in what order.
Why You’re Working Too Many Hours
Wednesday | APR 22 | 9am MT
Free
REGISTER »
PPS – These changes don’t just sound good in theory.
Take it from your peers who’ve implemented these changes:
“Had I not found GC and right-sized my client base (and increased prices), I could have easily been working 80 hours or more for the exact same amount of money. My hours now should be right at 40-45 hours per week during tax season and 20-30 outside of tax season.”
— Melissa Downs, EA
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“I was working 60 hours a week – I wanted to grow, but I just couldn’t find the path that would increase my revenue without completely frying myself. It’s been just over a year that I’ve been working with Geraldine, and omg the difference.
It looks like we’ll finish out the year around $1M in revenue (up from $750k) but, more importantly, I work 30 hours a week now. Self-care is a thing again. Walks are a thing again. There’s time now for the rest of my life.
Revenue is way up, time is way down, and I can see my dream of selling finally coming into view.
I don’t know what more you could ask for.”
— Catherine Ozment, CPA
