Greetings from your favorite redhead CPA — reporting live from day 13 of no coffee, zero alcohol, and maximum emotional honesty.
In this special Not-So-Coffee Confession edition of What the Finance?!, I bring you some real talk straight from the Monday fog. You’ll get a preview of the IC-DISC Toolkit I’m building (yep, a legit tax-saving goldmine for exporters), and a full-bodied reflection on what happens when your soul has to carry the weight of your tired, overstimulated body.
This episode is equal parts tax tip and therapy session. If you’re a business owner, a dreamer, or just a human being trying to make it through the week without collapsing in a puddle of existential dread — this one’s for you.
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KEY TAKEAWAYS:
→ IC-DISC 101: If you export U.S.-made goods, there’s a tax-deferring, cash-flow-boosting strategy waiting for you- That most people, even CPA’s don’t know exists!
→ Toolkit coming soon on LearnWTF.com with step-by-step guidance, videos, and testing tools
→ Coffee withdrawal is real — less anxiety, more hunger, and a deep appreciation for your coffee machine (and your soul)
→ You’re not alone in your Monday struggle — your CPA is detoxing, crying, and still doing spreadsheets
→ The soul is your built-in best friend — and sometimes it’s the only one who can pick you up off the floor
→ Social media is built to suck you in. We’re here to help you grow, not scroll, your life
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TAKE ACTION:
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In this episode of "What the Finance," host Katrina Keller shares her journey through personal and financial challenges, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness and growth. She introduces an IC-DISC toolkit designed to help businesses exporting U.S. goods, which can significantly reduce tax liabilities and improve cash flow. Katrina also candidly discusses her struggles with quitting coffee and alcohol, reflecting on the emotional toll of life changes. She encourages listeners to embrace their inner selves, recognizing the distinction between the body and the soul. By fostering a positive relationship with oneself, she believes individuals can navigate life's difficulties more effectively. Katrina's message is one of resilience, urging her audience to be their own best friend and to support their personal growth amidst life's chaos.