You’re Radically More Than You Realize

Are you guilty of random acts of consulting?

By Jody Padar
The Radical CPA

To me, the most trusted business advisor is the small busi­ness advisor. That’s what my customers see. My firm serves small businesses from the ground up to $10 million. Yes, we look at their numbers, but practically speaking one gains a lot when you’re in their financial underwear drawer.

Most of our conversations are around their questions. It’s a natural extension of the work we already do – financials, taxes, payroll, cash flow and forecasting.

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These people are not asking complex tax questions. They’re asking about IT, human resources, general licensing and for help with some decision-making. We’re small business consul­tants.