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The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
Emma Bowdler, The Women's Accountant
22 episodes
1 hour ago
Welcome to the Business BFF, the podcast where fierce and fabulous business women come together for the kind of real talk and honest advice only your besties would give. I'm your host, Emma Bowdler, founder of The Women's Accountant, and I'm here to help you navigate the wild world of business, finance, and life, whether you're scaling up Starting fresh or just need a pep talk from someone who gets it, you're in the right place. So grab your favourite bevy and get comfy. It's time for a chat with your business BFFs.
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Welcome to the Business BFF, the podcast where fierce and fabulous business women come together for the kind of real talk and honest advice only your besties would give. I'm your host, Emma Bowdler, founder of The Women's Accountant, and I'm here to help you navigate the wild world of business, finance, and life, whether you're scaling up Starting fresh or just need a pep talk from someone who gets it, you're in the right place. So grab your favourite bevy and get comfy. It's time for a chat with your business BFFs.
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Episodes (20/22)
The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
The shit no one tells you about business ownership (EP21)

In this episode, host Emma Bowdler, Founder of The Women’s Accountant, debunks the romanticised view of business ownership often portrayed by business gurus and motivational speakers. They share several harsh realities that new business owners face, such as tax bill shock, working with undesirable clients, making poor hires, investing in irrelevant systems, and working harder for less money initially. The speaker emphasises that these challenges are part of the learning process and provide valuable lessons that employees would miss. The goal is to prepare and inform potential and current business owners about the unglamorous aspects of running a business while fostering a community for shared experiences and support.


00:00 The Harsh Reality of Business Ownership

01:50 Tax Bill Shock: The Unseen Burden

03:38 Dealing with Difficult Clients

05:43 Hiring Mistakes: Lessons Learned

07:02 Investing in the Wrong Resources

08:20 The Hard Work and Low Pay Paradox

10:42 Learning from Mistakes: The Silver Lining


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2 months ago
12 minutes 53 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
Professional Services Culture is Broken – Stop wearing burnout as a badge (EP20)

In this episode, host Emma Bowdler, founder of The Women's Accountant, challenges the traditional professional services culture that equates long hours and physical presence with professional value. Through personal anecdotes and alarming industry statistics on burnout, the host argues that this mentality is driving talented individuals away from professions like law, accounting, and allied health. Advocating for a balanced work-life approach, the host shares insights on setting boundaries, choosing energising clients, and redefining success. The episode calls for a shift in mindset to prioritise sustainable success without sacrificing personal well-being. 

 

00:00 Introduction and Personal Story 

01:12 The Toxic Culture of Professional Services 

03:51 The Impact on Future Professionals 

05:12 Choosing a Different Path 

05:29 The Glorified Job Trap 

07:35 Working Differently 

09:27 What Needs to Change 

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2 months ago
12 minutes 41 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
The Business Crisis Recovery Plan: What actually works when things get tough (EP19)

In this episode of 'The Business BFF,' host Emma Bowdler, founder of The Women's Accountant, discusses the harsh reality businesses face in the current challenging landscape. She shares actionable insights and strategies for businesses in crisis, emphasising the importance of brutal honesty, stopping financial bleeding, engaging with creditors early, eliminating problematic clients, and investing in professional help. Emma also emphasises the importance of maintaining marketing efforts, building financial reserves, and knowing when to close a business strategically. Tune in for practical advice on navigating through tough times and ensuring business continuity. 

 

00:00 Introduction: The Brutal Business Landscape 

01:01 Key Differences Between Survivors and Failures 

01:42 Welcome to the Business BFF Podcast 

02:17 Step 1: Brutal Honesty 

04:09 Step 2: Stop the Bleeding 

05:40 Step 3: Addressing Tax Obligations 

06:29 Step 4: Letting Go of Problem Clients 

06:58 Step 5: Seeking Professional Help 

08:09 Step 6: Focusing on Revenue Recovery 

09:08 Step 7: Building Financial Buffers 

10:20 When Business Isn't Viable

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3 months ago
14 minutes 9 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
Why Running a Business Made Me a Better Mum (EP18)

In this episode, host Emma Bowdler, founder of The Women's Accountant, discusses the often-overlooked benefits of running a business as a mother. She challenges the societal notion that working mums might be negatively impacting their children. Instead, she argues that children are gaining invaluable lessons through witnessing their mothers handle real responsibilities, solve problems, and exhibit strong work ethics. These kids are learning critical life skills, including accountability, problem-solving, confidence, financial literacy, and setting boundaries. The episode emphasises that entrepreneurship teaches children resilience and that mothers can successfully balance a thriving business with being present and loving. The host invites listeners to share their own experiences on Instagram.


00:00 Introduction: The Guilt of Working Mums

01:40 Teaching Accountability Through Business

03:27 Instilling a Strong Work Ethic

05:35 Problem-Solving Skills in Action

07:42 Building Confidence and Leadership

09:14 Fostering Entrepreneurial Thinking

11:10 Prioritising Family Over Work

12:48 Conclusion: Raising the Next Generation


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3 months ago
15 minutes 29 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
EP17 Behind Every Great Business is a Woman Like Emily

In this special episode of the Business BFF Podcast, host Emma Bowdler pulls back the curtains to introduce Emily, the practice manager and operations ninja at The Women's Accountant. Emily shares her journey into accounting and business operations, her role within the firm, and the systemsshe has implemented to keep things running smoothly. The discussion also dives into the dynamics of their working relationship, the human side of business, and what makes their practice unique. Tune in to learn about Emily’s role inmaintaining structure, the importance of having processes in place, and their plans for the future. Join us for an open and honest conversation on achieving success in the world of women-led businesses.

 00:00 Introduction to the Business BFF Podcast

01:51 Meet Emily: The Operations Ninja

02:42 Emily's Journey into Accounting

04:54 Joining the Women's Accountant

08:27 A Day in the Life at the Women's Accountant

10:15 The Importance of Systems and Processes

16:21 Balancing Work and Personal Life

20:37 Celebrating Milestones and Looking Ahead

28:43 Advice for Aspiring Leaders

30:41 Conclusion and Farewell

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4 months ago
31 minutes 49 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
EP16 5 Ways Women in Business Self-Sabotage and How to Overcome Them

In this episode of the Business BFF podcast, host Emma Bowdler, founder of The Women's Accountant, tackles the harsh reality that often the biggest obstacle in a woman's business success is herself. Emma discusses five common self-sabotaging behaviours—winging it without a plan, letting fear take control, chasing someone else's version of success, trying to do everything alone, and avoiding financial numbers. Providing real-life examples and actionable steps, Emma empowers listeners to recognise and address thesehabits to build fulfilling and profitable businesses. Grab a coffee, get cozy, and join the conversation about building a business that truly works for you.

 

00:00 Introduction: The Real Reason Your Business Feels Stuck

01:00 Welcome to Business BFF: Meet Your Host Emma Bowdler

01:35 Self-Sabotage #1: Winging It Without a Plan

04:37 Self-Sabotage #2: Letting Fear Run the Show

07:24 Self-Sabotage #3: Chasing Someone Else's Version of Success

09:53 Self-Sabotage #4: Doing It All By Yourself

12:48 Self-Sabotage #5: Avoiding Your Numbers

15:36 Conclusion: Taking the Next Right Step

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4 months ago
17 minutes 53 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
EP15 Avoiding the Trap of Growing Broke: Sustainable Business Growth Strategies

In this episode of the Business BFF podcast, host Emma Bowdler, founder of The Women's Accountant, discusses a common but sneaky issue faced by many growth-minded business owners: growing broke. Despite increasing sales, client lists, and team sizes, many business owners find themselves struggling with profits. Emma identifies four primary reasons for this phenomenon: outdated pricing, absorbing rising costs without adjusting prices, forgotten subscriptions, and reinvestment without clear ROI. She offerspractical tips for sustainable growth, including rebuilding pricing structures, conducting regular money audits, understanding cash conversion cycles, and updating service packages. The episode emphasises the importance of maintaining strong profit margins and operational clarity to achieve stable and meaningful business growth.


00:00 Introduction to Growing Broke

01:35 Defining Growing Broke

03:08 Common Reasons for Growing Broke

09:59 Conscious Scaling: The Solution

13:26 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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5 months ago
15 minutes 11 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
EP14 Reset and Reboot – How to Realign Your Business and Goals Mid-Year

In this episode of Business BFF, host Emma Bowdler, founder of ⁠The Women's Accountant⁠, shares a practical step-by-step framework to reset your business at the start of the new financial year in July. Emma discusses the importance of a year-end review to identify what worked and what didn't, the significance of revisiting and realigning your goals, the necessity of simplifying and streamlining processes, the need for resetting habits and structuring time effectively, and the critical role of accountability in ensuring progress. These strategies are designed to help business owners stay focused on their goals, enhance client relationships, and create a business that supports their desired lifestyle. This episode is packed with actionable advice to help you refresh your business and set it up for success in the months ahead. 

 

00:00 Introduction: Resetting Your Business for Success 

00:41 Welcome to the Business BFF Podcast 

01:17 Realigning and Resetting for the New Financial Year 

01:45 Year in Review: Analysing Past Performance 

04:34 Revisiting and Realigning Your Goals 

09:17 Simplifying and Streamlining Your Business 

12:51 Resetting Habits and Structuring Time for Growth 

15:23 The Importance of Accountability 

17:40 Conclusion: Taking Charge of Your Business 

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5 months ago
20 minutes 18 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
EP13 Overcoming the Bottleneck: Empowering Your Business to Thrive

In this episode of the Business BFF podcast, hosted by Emma Bowdler, founder of The Women's Accountant, we dive into understanding and overcoming the role of a bottleneck in your business. Emma shares personal insights and practical tips to help you identify if you are the one holding your business back. You'll learn about common signs of being a bottleneck, including a lack of delegation, perfectionism, and micromanaging. Emma provides actionable steps, like conducting a role audit, empowering your team, and creating efficient systems, to help you step back from daily operations and focus on strategic growth. Tune in for honest advice and real talk to help your business flourish.

00:00 Introduction: Are You the Bottleneck?

00:59 Welcome to Business BFF

01:35 Understanding the Bottleneck

02:47 Signs You're the Bottleneck

05:57 Overcoming Fear and Letting Go

06:55 Practical Steps to Delegate and Empower

10:19 Benefits of Not Being the Bottleneck

11:36 Conclusion: Lead, Don't Control

12:54 Final Thoughts and Farewell


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5 months ago
15 minutes 41 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
EP12 Navigating Tax Time: Essential Lodgements for Business Owners

In this episode of The Business BFF podcast, host Emma Bowdler, founder of ⁠The Women's Accountant⁠, demystifies the often overwhelming tax lodgements that business owners must handle. Emma covers the key lodgement types, including income tax returns, business activity statements (BAS), instalment activity statements (IAS), super guarantee contributions (SGC), fringe benefits tax (FBT), single touch payroll (STP), and tax file number declarations. She provides detailed timelines for each, shares tips for those who are behind on their lodgements, and stresses the importance of staying on top of tax obligations to alleviate stress. Emma also introduces a downloadable tax lodgement calendar to help listeners stay organised. This episode is a mix of practical advice and motivational support designed to help business owners navigate tax time smoothly. Don't miss the chance to get empowered and informed about your business taxes!

00:00 Introduction to Tax Time

00:38 Welcome to the Business BFF Podcast

01:13 Understanding Income Tax Returns

02:39 Business Activity Statements (BAS) Explained

03:56 Instalment Activity Statements (IAS) Overview

05:21 Super Guarantee Contributions (SGC)

06:39 Special Lodgements: Fringe Benefits Tax and More

09:29 Catching Up on Overdue Lodgements

12:23 Staying on Track with Tax Obligations

14:17 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

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6 months ago
15 minutes 41 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
EP11 Why I Left My Job: The Journey to Financial Independence and Freedom

In this episode of 'The Business BFF' podcast, host Emma Bowdler, founder of the Women's Accountant,  recounts a pivotal moment in December 2009 when everything changed. As a single mum juggling a busy life, she decided to leave her job after her boss denied her a day off without pay to care for her daughters. This life-altering choice led her to start her accountancy practice in January 2010. She shares the valuable lessons she's learned on her journey to financial independence, the importance of setting boundaries, and tips on how you can take control of your financial future. Don't miss this empowering story of resilience, determination, and success.

00:00 Life-Changing Moment in 2009

01:56 Starting a New Journey

02:59 The Importance of Financial Independence

04:45 Setting Boundaries in Business

07:35 Overcoming Challenges and Growing

11:40 Steps to Take Control of Your Financial Future

13:16 Conclusion and Final Thoughts


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6 months ago
15 minutes 8 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
EP10 What is Tax Planning and Why Every Business Owner Should Invest in It.

In this episode of 'The Business BFF' podcast, host Emma Bowdler, founder of the Women's Accountant, demystifies tax planning for business owners. Emma explains that proactive tax planning is not just about compliance, but a strategic tool to save money, grow your business, and reduce stress during tax season. She breaks down essential tax strategies, such as maximising deductions, prepaying expenses, managing invoices, and leveraging superannuation contributions. Emma also busts the myth that paying taxes is bad, emphasising that it signifies business profitability and growth. The episode is packed with practical tips and strategies to help you plan, avoid tax surprises, and optimise your financial health. So grab your favourite beverage, get comfy, and tune in for an informative chat that promises to make tax time less daunting and more manageable.

00:00 Introduction: Why Tax Planning Matters

00:47 Welcome to Business BFF

01:23 Understanding Tax Planning

02:22 The Importance of Paying Taxes

04:11 Common Tax Strategies

07:21 Superannuation Tips

10:44 Managing Debtors and Stock

13:11 Final Thoughts and Advice

16:04 Conclusion and Next Steps


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7 months ago
17 minutes 22 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
The Four Most Important Numbers to Track

In this episode of The Business BFF, host Emma Bowdler (founder of The Women’s Accountant) dives deep into the four most important numbers that every business owner should track. These aren't your typical revenue and profit figures. Discover the metrics that truly matter for business growth, including retention rates, conversion rates, average sale value, and sales per customer. Learn how to leverage these key numbers to increase revenue, improve profitability, and build a more sustainable and successful business. 

 Key Takeaways: 

  1. Retention Rates: The percentage of clients who continue to use your services over time. 
  2. Conversion Rates: The number of inquiries converted into paying customers. 
  3. Average Sale Value: The average amount spent by each customer per transaction. 
  4. Sales Per Customer: The number of transactions each customer makes annually. 
  5. Improving these metrics can significantly increase revenue without the need to acquire new clients constantly. 

Timings: 

 00:00 Introduction 

01:14 Retention Rates 

05:57 Conversion Rates 

09:59 Average Sale Value 

12:13 Sales Per Customer 

15:00 Conclusion 

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7 months ago
16 minutes 52 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
How Do Systems & Processes Transform the Way I Run My Business?

In this episode of The Business BFF, host Emma Bowdler (founder of The Women’s Accountant) dives deep into the importance of systems and processes for your business. This episode explores how implementing robust systems can significantly impact your business's success. We discuss how systems can: 

  • Increase consistency and improve results: Streamline tasks and enhance client experiences. 
  • Simplify staff training and onboarding: Facilitate smooth transitions and reduce reliance on individual team members. 
  • Save you valuable time: Automate repetitive tasks and free up your time for strategic growth. 
  • Enhance business value: Make your business more attractive to potential buyers. 
  • Reduce stress and improve work-life balance: Gain peace of mind knowing your business can run smoothly even when you're away. 

Key Takeaways: 

  1. Consistent systems lead to predictable outcomes and happier clients. 
  2. Well-defined processes make it easier to train and onboard new staff. 
  3. Automation saves time and allows you to focus on high-level tasks. 
  4. Systems make your business more valuable and attractive to potential buyers. 
  5. Strong systems reduce stress and improve your work-life balance. 

Timings: 

 00:00 Introduction 

01:26 Consistency leads to better results 

03:18 Easier to train or replace staff 

06:36 Good systems save time 

08:23 Makes the business more saleable 

09:37 Reduce stress and improve work-life balance 

11:41 Systems and processes need regular checkups 

14:11 Tools to help you get started 

16:58 Conclusion 

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8 months ago
18 minutes 42 seconds

The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
Why Doesn’t My Profit & Loss Statement Match My Bank Account?

In this episode of The Business BFF podcast, host Emma Bowdler (founder of The Women’s Accountant) explains why your profit and loss statement might not match your bank account. We explore common reasons for this discrepancy, including accrual accounting, the exclusion of GST and loan repayments, the impact of drawings and dividends, and the treatment of asset purchases. Emma breaks down these concepts in an easy-to-understand way, helping you gain a clearer picture of your business's financial health. 

 Key Takeaways: 

    1. Accrual Accounting: Income and expenses are recorded when invoiced or incurred, not when money is received or paid. 
    2. GST and Tax Exclusions: GST and income tax are not reflected on the profit and loss statement. 
    3. Loan Repayments: Only the interest portion of loan repayments is included as an expense on the P&L. 
    4. Drawings and Dividends: Withdrawals by business owners do not directly impact the profit and loss. 
    5. Asset Purchases: The full cost of assets is not expensed immediately but depreciated over time. 

    Timings: 

    00:00 Introduction 

    01:21 Accrual Accounting 

    03:45 GST and Tax Exclusions 

    05:02 Loan Repayments 

    06:36 Drawings and Dividends 

    08:08 Asset Purchases 

    09:53 Conclusion 



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    8 months ago
    11 minutes 42 seconds

    The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
    The Clients We Love To Hate, and Knowing When and How to Break Up

    This podcast episode from The Business BFF, with Emma Bowdler (founder of The Women’s Accountant) focuses on handling challenging clients. Host Emma Bowdler emphasises the importance of setting clear boundaries and recognising when to end client relationships that are no longer serving your business.

    The episode provides practical advice on breaking up with clients professionally, including sample scripts and tips for attracting ideal clients. By implementing these strategies, business owners can create a more positive and profitable client experience.  

    Key Takeaways: 

    1.  Identify and Address Problem Clients: Recognise and document the behaviours of difficult clients (late payments, unreasonable demands, disrespect). 
    2. Set Clear Boundaries: Establish non-negotiable standards and communicate them clearly to clients upfront through contracts and engagement letters. 
    3. Recognise When to Part Ways: Identify signs that it's time to end a client relationship (e.g. dread, ignored boundaries, and unprofitability). 
    4. Break Up Professionally: End client relationships directly and professionally without over-explaining. Focus on your business needs and offer referrals. 
    5. Attract Ideal Clients: Define your ideal client, audit your messaging to align with their needs, and raise your standards to attract the best clients for your business.  


    Timings: 

    00:00 Introduction 

    01:22 Set your standards and boundaries 

    03:29 Recognising it’s time to break up 

    06:06 How to break up professionally 

    08:24 Meeting the right clients 

    09:12 Audit your messaging 

    10:52 Raise your standards 

    13:30 Benefits of breaking up 

    15:23 Conclusion 

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    9 months ago
    17 minutes 17 seconds

    The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
    2025 Business Vision: From CEO to Confidence

    In this episode of The Business BFF podcast, host Emma Bowdler (founder of the Women's Accountant), explores setting powerful goals for 2025. Emma guides listeners through the process of defining their ideal business and lifestyle, identifying key gaps, and stepping into the CEO role. 

    Key Takeaways: 

    1. Define Your Ideal Day & Life: Visualise your perfect workday, considering not just financial goals but also lifestyle and work-life balance. 
    2. Identify & Address Gaps: Honestly assess areas for improvement, such as skill gaps, time management, confidence, and mindset. 
    3. Embrace the CEO Role: Delegate, make data-driven decisions, invest in growth, and prioritise high-value work. 
    4. Develop Powerful Habits: Implement daily routines that support your goals, such as daily bookkeeping or weekly planning. 
    5. Embrace Discomfort: Step outside your comfort zone with bold actions like raising prices or pitching to dream clients. 
    6. Success is Not a Solo Journey: Being in business can be lonely at times, so surround yourself with the right people. 
    7. Own Your Own Values: How you see yourself sets the tone for how other people see you. 


    Timings: 

     00:00 Introduction 

    01:15 Define Your Ideal Day & Life 

    03:45 Identify & Address Gaps 

    05:36 Embrace the CEO Role 

    09:02 Develop Powerful Habits 

    11:42 Embrace Discomfort 

    14:26 Success is Not a Solo Journey 

    15:31 Own Your Own Values 

    17:20 Conclusion 

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    9 months ago
    18 minutes 57 seconds

    The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
    Valentines Day Special: Fall Back in Love with Your Business (or Divorce It!)

    In this episode of The Business BFF Podcast, host Emma Bowdler, founder of ⁠⁠The Women's Accountant⁠⁠, explores how to reignite your passion for your business or recognise when it's time to move on.

    Key Takeaways

    Rediscover Your "Why": Reflect on your initial motivations for starting your business. Reconnecting with your original purpose can reignite your enthusiasm.

    Set New Goals: Establish ambitious, achievable goals that align with your professional and personal aspirations. This could involve launching new products, expanding into new markets, or simply reducing your workload.

    Streamline Operations: Automate tasks and delegate responsibilities to free up time and reduce stress. Identify and outsource non-essential activities so you can focus on what you enjoy most.

    Celebrate Your Wins: Acknowledge and celebrate your accomplishments, both big and small. This could involve creating a wins board or sharing your successes with a supportive network.

    Professional Development: Invest in your professional development. It doesn’t have to be formal or expensive but focus on something to reignite your passion for your business.

    Consider Exiting Strategically: Recognise that exiting your business is not a failure but a potential opportunity. If you feel burnt out or misaligned, explore strategic exit options, such as selling your business or transitioning your role.

    Timings:

    00:00 Introduction

    00:58 Rediscover Your "Why"

    02:06 Set New Goals

    03:08 Streamline Operations

    05:13 Celebrate Your Wins

    07:29 Professional Development

    08:19 Consider Exiting Strategically

    13:25 Conclusion

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    10 months ago
    14 minutes 24 seconds

    The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
    Undercharging & Overwhelmed

    In this episode of The Business BFF podcast, host Emma Bowdler, founder of The Women's Accountant, discusses the pitfalls of pricing based on self-worth and the benefits of value-based pricing. Emma shares her insights on why 'charge your worth' is a toxic concept that keeps women in business small, explaining how emotions can lead to inconsistent pricing. She introduces value-based pricing and provides actionable strategies to help women entrepreneurs price their services based on the results and transformations they deliver. Tune in for tips on overcoming imposter syndrome, avoiding comparison pitfalls, and shifting your pricing mindset to reflect true client outcomes. 

     

    Show Notes

    00:00 Welcome to The Business BFF Podcast 

    00:35 The Problem with 'Charge Your Worth' 

    01:27 The Dangers of Pricing Based on Self-Worth 

    02:52 Real-Life Examples of Pricing Pitfalls 

    07:43 Understanding the Root Causes 

    09:44 Reframing Your Pricing Mindset 

    10:41 Practical Strategies for Value-Based Pricing 

    14:12 Final Thoughts and Staying Connected 

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    10 months ago
    15 minutes 11 seconds

    The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
    Business Boundaries Like a Boss

    In episode two of The Business BFF podcast, host Emma Bowdler, founder ofThe Women's Accountant, discusses the importance of establishing business boundaries and non-negotiables to protect your time, energy, and mental health. Emma shares personal anecdotes and practical steps for defining and maintaining these boundaries, identifies warning signs of slipping boundaries, and emphasizes the significance of communication in setting and upholding these limits. The episode encourages business women to reclaim their balance and freedom, providing actionable advice to achieve the work-life harmony they originally set out for. 

    Show Notes

    00:00 Welcome to the Business BFF Podcast 

    00:40 The Reality of Running Your Own Business 

    01:02 Understanding Business Boundaries and Non-Negotiables 

    03:48 Identifying Your Non-Negotiables 

    08:30 Warning Signs Your Boundaries Are Slipping 

    10:38 Reestablishing and Communicating Boundaries 

    13:54 Conclusion and Resources 

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    10 months ago
    14 minutes 58 seconds

    The Business BFF with the Women's Accountant
    Welcome to the Business BFF, the podcast where fierce and fabulous business women come together for the kind of real talk and honest advice only your besties would give. I'm your host, Emma Bowdler, founder of The Women's Accountant, and I'm here to help you navigate the wild world of business, finance, and life, whether you're scaling up Starting fresh or just need a pep talk from someone who gets it, you're in the right place. So grab your favourite bevy and get comfy. It's time for a chat with your business BFFs.