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Entrecard, Exitcard

Posted on October 11, 2012 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Hardliners by Holcombe Waller Ready for tax season? It’s not too early to learn how to save big on your taxes with some smart deductions and simple record-keeping. Join guest presenter Julian Block for a special webinar – 8 Top Tax-Saving Strategies for Freelancers sponsored by Anne Wayman and me. Julian’s the guy to…

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Marketing Strategy: Reliability

Posted on October 10, 2012 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Runaways by The Killers Ready for tax season? It’s not too early to learn how to save big on your taxes with some smart deductions and simple record-keeping. Join guest presenter Julian Block for a special webinar – 8 Top Tax-Saving Strategies for Freelancers sponsored by Anne Wayman and me. Julian’s the…

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Rabbit Recovery

Posted on October 9, 2012 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Jezebelle by Blaudzun SAVE BIG ON TAX WEBINAR: If you don’t know your Schedule C from a hole in the ground or if you have questions about deductions, losses, extensions, or self-employment taxes, join Anne Wayman and me and our special guest presenter, Julian Block for this special webinar – 8 Top Tax-saving Strategies for…

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Weekends and Freedom

Posted on October 5, 2012 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: State Hospital by Frightened Rabbit News for all you tax-averse freelancers: If you don’t know your Schedule C from a hole in the ground or if you have questions about deductions, losses, extensions, or self-employment taxes, join Anne Wayman and me and our special guest presenter, Julian Block for this special webinar…

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Know Your Goods

Posted on October 4, 2012 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Untitled (Love Song) by Counting Crows Had a bit of a fractured day yesterday. Had a small string of revisions on the large client project, and that consumed a good bit of the day. Also, it was my daughter’s birthday, so I had to dash out and finish final preparations midday….

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Getting the Financial Ducks in a Row

Posted on October 3, 2012 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Unfaithful by Rihanna Wow. I’d forgotten what it was like to have a little free time. Yesterday I revised one document, edited another, and then had time to do whatever I wanted. I looked for more work (glutton for punishment), attended my online course (if you’ve not checked out the free…

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Open Thread: What are Your Requirements?

Posted on October 2, 2012 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Yes I’m Cold by Chris Bathgate Interesting day yesterday. I spent much of it unraveling notes and charts from a client conference call. I was able to put together a rough draft so that the client has something to work with. I’m certain this one will come back a few times….

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Monthly Assessment: September 2012

Posted on October 1, 2012 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Almost Famous by Eminem How was the weekend? Ours was an emotional roller coaster of sorts. We went from a funeral to a Celtic festival on the same day. His coworker, a lovely, 31-year-old woman, succumbed to sarcoma. It was a lump that appeared two weeks after the birth of her…

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Things That Make My Head Explode

Posted on September 28, 2012 by lwidmer

Welcome to Friday! After having spent the last two weeks in full-on, all-out writing mode, I’m kicking back a little. I have a lunch date with a friend, then two phone calls. Beyond that, the day is nice and easy. Time for a little venting of those things that make the head thump. This time,…

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Accepting No Less

Posted on September 27, 2012 by lwidmer

What’s on the iPod: Naked Kids by Grouplove What a change! Yesterday was quiet, almost relaxing. I’ve finally caught up with all the work for the client project, and we’re moving on to another, much smaller project tomorrow. I was able to get a smaller project in (and done) and put some polish on an…

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  1. EP Avatar
    EP
    September 27, 2012

    I like what you said here: And don't apologize – no "I'm sorry, but" statements. It is what it is. So true. Everything that comes before but is a lie.

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  2. Lori Avatar
    Lori
    September 27, 2012

    EP, good point — "but" cancels out everything before it anyway.

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