Tracking Expenses
Learn some key components in building a strategy to track business income and expenses.
Learn some key components in building a strategy to track business income and expenses.
Having had your practice closed for months due to COVID-19, you can see how critically important it is to be prepared for any disaster through additional income diversification, as well as alternative ways to deliver your therapy services.
The goal of this article is to keep budgeting simple, but also offer up a few new techniques that will help support you in budgeting for your business.
Some therapists will say tipping is absolutely necessary to the culture and business of massage. Others think it's an outdated pricing model. So who's right?
Take a moment to consider all the places you receive money from, and make a list (you don't have to show it to anyone). Then read through your list and notice how you feel about each source of income.
Have you ever thought to yourself, "I'd really like to make more money this year"? Of course you have! But did you set an actionable goal?
During winter, our bodies are taxed. Dry skin, cold extremities, lack of energy, stiff joints, and inadequate sunshine can all leave potential clients feeling in need of a massage!
We know we need to raise our prices when our inner wisdom shows us that the effort we are putting into our work is not aligned with the value we receive from doing it.