I recently read an excellent article by Scott McPherson, a CPA and virtual CFO, entitled “When It’s Time to Change Your Accountant“.  I highly recommend that you take a peek at his post because it really makes you think about what you plan to do moving forward as a professional.

Scott notes that there are some “red flags” you should look for that indicate it’s time to make a change in your CPA.  I would have to say that most of these indicators hold true for almost any professional relationship, including those with business coaches, marketers and consultants.

As business owners, we all want money to come flooding through the door.  Alas, that’s just not the reality.  In fact, 99.9% of people (and I have yet to meet the other 0.1%, by the way… I’m just giving the benefit of a doubt) have to work really, really hard to make their cash flow rather than trickle.

A colleague of mine, Scott McPherson, is a virtual CFO and CPA.  He wrote a particularly good article on the subject of cash flow and why it’s important.  You can find his piece here, and you can reprint it on your blog for free (if you include his links and don’t edit it) if you’d like to educate others.

As a business coach, I often counsel my clients in how to be more efficient and organized so that cash flow problems are minimized.  In fact, many clientele tell me they’re shocked by all the little things they could be doing to improve their monthly cash flow. 

If you don’t have a river of cash coming into your wallet, contact me at julie(at)jadcc(dot)com and we’ll set up a time to chat.  Who knows?  It might just take a little tweak in your daily, weekly and monthly habits to realize amazing benefits.