Working Less Than 40 Hours a Week as a CPA Firm Owner is Possible - Podcast with Geraldine Carter
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Accountant's Flight Plan Podcast
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If you are ready to learn the mindset shift needed to start thinking about scaling challenges creatively, this is a great episode. Geraldine Carter, coach to single-owner CPAs, joins me on this episode of Accountant’s Flight Plan and shares the mindset needed to bring your work week back to 40 hours.
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