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Rockin’ Your Business Finanaces
Business Finances…can I get a collective groan? But WAIT! What if I could explain to you in regular words how to understand your business finances so well that any future discussion with your CPA, your partners, or your bank are on your terms?
What if I could teach you a huge chunk of useful information, including how to:
Know your financial numbers with certainty
Significantly lower your tax liability
Create benefits that far exceed anything that a large company can provide
Understand what your numbers mean when it comes to paying yourself and growing your business
Inside these pages, you’ll find example worksheets to reinforce your learning before applying them to your own business. There are also thought-provoking questions to help you dig deeper into your business finances.
Black Goat and Yellow Dog live together in the country and they regularly have grand adventures.
In The Adventures of Black Goat and Yellow Dog, Maggie the Magpie challenges Black Goat to meet the Bear who lives down the road. Maggie knows Black Goat is afraid of everything.
Black Goat has a best friend, Yellow Dog, who not only joins him on adventures , but is also a steady force in his life. When Maggie challenges Black Goat, he is afraid but knows Yellow Dog will help him face his fears and find the Bear. Along the way, they meet others in the neighborhood.
The Adventures of Black Goat & Yellow Dog
About the Illustrator
Celeste Campbell recently wrote and illustrated her first children’s book, The Heart of a Knight. She graduated from Dixie State University with her bachelor’s degree in Art with an emphasis in Graphic Design. She currently works as a freelance graphic designer and illustrator. She created fantasy illustrations for the novel Divinity’s Twilight by Christopher Russell. Celeste loves painting and making up stories in her free time.
Contact Celest: celestialcreativitydesign@gmail.com
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Vilomah: How to Talk to Those Who Have Lost a Child or Sibling
When words fail, compassion speaks volumes. Vilomah guides you through what to say—and what to avoid—when talking to parents who have lost a child.
For those who wish to offer comfort but struggle with the appropriate words, Vilomah offers gentle, practical advice to help you have meaningful conversations without bringing up the worst day of their lives.
Remembering people in a family. This book brings to life some of the children that have left this planet Vilomah (out of order).