Marti DenUyl - Certified QuickBooks ProAdvisor

06/19/2026

06/16/2026

Many business owners pour everything into the business and put themselves last. And while that kind of dedication is admirable, it's also a setup for burnout if there's no plan behind it.

Paying yourself consistently and intentionally isn't a reward for success. It's actually part of what makes success sustainable in the first place.

06/13/2026

Here's a quick exercise worth doing this week.

Go through your recurring expenses and ask yourself when you last thought about whether each one is actually serving the business right now, not when you signed up for it, but right now.

Businesses change. What you needed two years ago might not be what you need today. And some of those costs have a way of just quietly renewing every month without ever getting a second look.

It doesn't have to be a big audit. Even a 20 minute review can surface something worth reconsidering.

06/10/2026

One of the more eye-opening things you can do in QuickBooks is pull an expense comparison by period.

It sounds simple, and it is, but a lot of business owners skip it because everything seems fine on the surface. Then they run the Profit and Loss Comparison report and realize one category has quietly crept up over the last few months in a way that didn't register until they actually looked at it side by side. Dig a little deeper with the Expenses by Vendor Summary and sometimes you can pinpoint exactly where it's coming from.

It's not always a big number. Sometimes it's just a subscription that renewed at a higher rate, or a vendor cost that's been inching up. Small stuff that adds up faster than you'd expect.

If you haven't compared this month's expenses to a few months back lately, it's worth five minutes in QBO this week.

06/05/2026

Enjoy the weekend!! 😎🏖💃

06/05/2026

Most businesses have a rhythm whether they realize it or not.

There are months where everything is moving and the money is coming in, and there are months where things get quiet and you start feeling it. The tricky part is that the busy months can make it really easy to forget the slow ones are coming.

A little planning goes a long way here. Not anything complicated, just knowing roughly when your slower stretches tend to hit and making sure you're not caught off guard when they do. Even setting a little aside during the good months can take a lot of the stress out of the ones that aren't as busy.

If you haven't thought about what the next few months look like financially, now is a pretty good time to do that.

06/03/2026

Summer is coming, and your income might not look the same in July as it does in March.

One of the most useful things you can do right now is pull up your QuickBooks and take a look at how your revenue has moved season to season over the past year or two. Not to stress about it, just to know what's coming.

When you can see the pattern, you can plan around it. Maybe that means setting a little more aside during the busy months or timing a large purchase differently. Small things that make the slower stretch a lot less stressful when it gets here.

Take 10 minutes this week and let your numbers tell you the story before the season does.

05/30/2026

5 ways to manage stress as a business owner

05/24/2026

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