Tuesday 21st May
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An Accountant Who Is More Than Numbers. Lynda began her career in 1987 in sole practice. She always felt she had more to offer her clients than standard tax compliance. By developing deeper working relationships she was able to help business owners to see beyond a set of numbers to a bigger picture. Lynda also has a Graduate Diploma in Arts, majoring in Psychology. This helps her understand the blockages that prevent so many businesses from growing and achieving their potential. The combination of Lynda’s extensive accounting experience and her understanding of human behaviour gives her a unique position to help business owners achieve their personal and business goals. Outside of work, Lynda likes to spend time socialising with friends, going to the gym and exercising her dogs. Music is also a passion and for relaxation she plays the piano, goes to shows and concerts.
Author's Articles
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14
Dec
Read MoreIt’s Christmas, let’s go shopping!
Don’t you love this time of year, it’s all about spend, spend, spend, shop, shop, shop and worry about it next year. I am sure it is not just us girls who feel like this. The pressure to purchase goods for ourselves and others is huge at this time of year. All our children or grandchildren need the latest toys; men need the latest gadget, and every girl regardless of age need jewellery, that’s what the a
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01
Dec
Read MoreBreaking up is hard to do
It might be smooth sailing now, but sometimes, things fall apart. How will a roadblock in your personal life affect your business? Remember the song, ‘Breaking up is hard to do’? Those who have been through relationship breakups I am sure will agree that it is not easy and there are lots of both emotional and financial issues processes to go through. Generally, it is the emotional side that kicks in first
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09
Nov
Read MoreAre you really setting goals, or are they just vague ideas?
“I set goals, but I never reach them. I always self sabotage”. This comment came from a client when we got onto the topic of goal setting. So, I delved a bit deeper, and asked what goal she had set but hadn’t achieved. ‘My goal was to reduce my spending.’ “How did it go”, I asked “Awful, I ended up spending more than I was before, so I gave up”. Saying you want to reduce spending
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09
Sep
Read MoreGoing into business with a family member, is it a good idea?
Isn’t there an old saying that goes along the lines never lend money to friends and family? Should the same apply to going into business with family? When I started my accounting practice, my first employee was my father. The conversation went something like this: “Dad, I need help, I don’t know for how many hours a week and I don’t know if I can pay you, but will you come and work for me” “Yes
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24
Aug
Read MoreWhere does the day go?
How often do we get to the end of the day, look at the ‘to do’ list and it still seems to be just as long as the start of the day, and we have been really busy, but doing what? Many of us spend our days fighting fires, rushing round saying ‘If only I had more time’. The problem isn’t more time; the problem is our relationship with time. Take a minute to think how often during the day do you think
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