Free Resources to Help Guide You with Money Management in Your Wellness Business
4 Common Financial Mistakes Wellness Business Owners Make (And How to Avoid Them)-Free Webinar
In this free webinar, I'll guide you toward managing your money like the CEO that you are!
Whether your goal is less stress, more profitability, greater financial security, or simply feeling confident as a business owner, it all starts with understand your finances.
Watch the free webinar now and take the first step toward clarity, control, & confidence with your business finances!
4 Common Financial Mistakes Chiropractors & Wellness Entrepreneurs Make (And How to Avoid Them)-PDF Guide
This is a must have guide for all Chiropractic & Wellness Business Owners.
Many business owners unknowingly make costly financial mistakes that lead to cash flow issues, inconsistent pay, and unnecessary stress. This free guide reveals the 4 most common financial mistakes I see Wellness Entrepreneurs make - and how to fix them.
Download it now and take the first step toward a more profitable stress-free practice! 💡📩
Sample Profit & Loss Statement for Chiropractors & Wellness Entrepreneurs
Unsure if the numbers on your Profit & Loss Statement are healthy?
Confused on what financial goals you should set, what a healthy profit margin looks like, and if you're overspending in certain expense categories?
After years of bookkeeping for Chiropractors & Wellness Entrepreneurs, I came up with this sample P&L that gives a benchmark for you to compare to your own numbers.
Estimated Tax Guide for Entrepreneurs
Unsure if you'll have a big tax bill each year and if you'll have the money to pay for it?
Feeling confused when it comes to paying and saving for estimated taxes?
Not sure what you pay taxes on or how much to save?
Saving and planning for taxes can be one of the biggest stresses as a business owner.
Get clear with this free estimated tax guide! Leave the stress behind at tax time.
The Entrepreneur's Guide to Financial Organization
Ready. Set. Get Organized.
One of the biggest keys to gaining control in your business is organization, especially with your finances.
Use this free guide as your step-by-step action plan for getting organized in your own business.
Step-by-step, I'll show you where you need to get organized and how.
Organization ➡️ Control ➡️ Confidence
Read the blog to help lift the financial fog...
#8: Transitioning into Entrepreneurship
Many people start their entrepreneurial journey via a side hustle while still working a part-time or full-time job. This is an excellent way to test the waters while maintaining a steady income.
If you're in this position, I bet you're wondering, "When does it make financial sense to transition to my side hustle full-time?" In this blog post, we'll discuss how to assess your situation and make this important decision.
1. Budgeting: Your Financial Roadmap
Start with a budget—both personal and business. I'm a broken record about this because it's crucial. Budgeting is your financial roadmap, helping you understand what you need to earn to leave your regular job. Check out episode two of this podcast for a deep dive into budgeting.
2. Gauge Your Market Performance
Transitioning slowly into your business while maintaining your job allows you to gauge how well your product or service performs in the market. If you have flexible work hours, consider reducing them as your business income grows.
3. Health Insurance Considerations
Look into health insurance options if you don't have a spouse providing this benefit. Check the government healthcare marketplace but be aware of potential tax repercussions if your income increases. If you no longer qualify for the credits, you might owe this back.
4. Life Insurance
If your full-time job provides life insurance, consider getting a policy of your own. I recommend finding a high-integrity broker to help you find the best and most cost-effective policy.
5. Debt Management
If possible, become debt-free before transitioning full-time. This reduces financial pressure and helps you start your business on solid ground. If you're out of debt, avoid taking on new debt for your business.
6. Revenue Projections
Consider how much your revenue could increase if you went full-time. Make sure you have enough savings to cover the transition period until your business operates at full capacity.
7. Additional Considerations
Factor in potential staffing, software, supplies, and insurance needs as you scale your operations. Thoroughly plan for these changes to ensure a smooth transition.
8. The Courage to Take the Leap
There's a leap of faith required in entrepreneurship. If you're financially ready and your business is solid, don't let fear hold you back. Check out episode five of this podcast for insights on the differences between working for yourself and someone else, including tax implications. This is often something that holds people back so equipping yourself with knowledge will give you courage and confidence.
Disclaimer: This content is for educational and informational purposes only. Please consult with an accounting professional for direct advice based on your specific business situation.
What My Clients Have to Say:
My clients are at the heart of everything I do. In my bookkeeping business (Leading Ledger Bookkeeping) and with Financially Adjusted, my goal is to help Chiropractors & Wellness Practitioners understand their business finances better and gain control of their money. It's no fun being in the dark with finances. I'd be honored to help you get financially adjusted!
Dr. Josh H.
Leslie is truly amazing! She is responsive, professional, and provides personalized services that went above and beyond our expectations over the last year+. We have had several bookkeepers for our business in the past and Leslie is by far the BEST we have ever worked with! I highly, highly recommend her bookkeeping services!
Dr. Stacie B.
Leslie is THE BEST! She has made looking at my business financials so easy. She is quick to respond and has exceeded all expectations! I couldn't imagine running my business without her. I highly, highly recommend her for all your bookkeeping needs.
Jen M.
I have been thoroughly impressed by Leslie's professionalism, her commitment to being on top of things, and her knowledge of how best to address my small business's bookkeeping needs. She is a delight to work with and when having my taxes done this year, the accountant was ranting and raving about how well organized everything was. I highly recommend her services.
Dr. Tracey C.
She really has helped me manage my business in a way that gives me confidence as I grow and plan for the future. Highly recommend!
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