31: Don't Let Your Money Blocks Keep You From Making Good Decisions with Lindsay Darby and Danielle Hayden

<p>Would you like to know if there's something that you may be doing that is sabotaging you getting good financial advice from your accountant or bookkeeper?<span class= "Apple-converted-space"> </span> Dr. Sabrina and Mike have a conversation with Danielle Hayden and Lindsay Derby, the owners of <em>Kickstart Accounting, Inc</em>. Danielle and Lindsay are all about accounting for growing a business that fits your needs. In this interview, they take a look at the ways we relate to money, and how fears that come up around money interfere with us making good decisions in our businesses. They discuss what we really need to know about how to be a good client for our accountants and bookkeepers. They also talk about business partnerships and the ingredients for good business partnerships. Listen in to find out more!</p> <p>Danielle Hayden has a master's degree in accounting and financial management and she's a licensed CPA in the state of Ohio. Danielle found, at the beginning of her career, that as well as crunching numbers, she also had a passion for helping creative entrepreneurs understand their finances so that they can grow their businesses. In her free time, Danielle enjoys the outdoors with her kids and checking out local wineries and breweries.</p> <p>Lindsay Darby graduated from Cleveland State University with an accounting degree. While completing hundreds of audits she discovered that she most enjoyed working with the owners and management teams to develop financial and reporting plans, enabling them to achieve both their short and long-term goals. When Lindsay is not working, she enjoys traveling and checking out museums from around the country.<span class= "Apple-converted-space"> </span></p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Show Highlights:</strong></p> <ul> <li>What made Danielle and Lindsay decide to go into business together.</li> <li>What it's been like for Danielle and Lindsay to navigate their business partnership together, for the last five years.</li> <li>Many business owners get paralyzed by planning.</li>