OK, it’s been a month and a half since my last Virtual CFO Blog post.
I probably should have taken the advice Bill Seaver (social media guru at MicroExplosion Media) gave me in April and written a post explaining why I haven’t been posting regularly. Especially since I wrote an “I’m now back to blogging regularly post” on May 20th (yes, I read my own posts < grin >).
Over the last couple of years, CPA for Small Business, LLC has experienced quite a bit of growth. As a result, I have had a steady, high volume of work over the last year or so. Which is quite different from the typical tax related seasonality experienced at most public accounting firms.
Since the volume has been steady, I haven’t had slow periods where I could get caught up on the backlog of work I have on the books. I know this is a good problem to have and I feel very blessed to have this dilemma, especially when you consider that our country has been in a recession during this period (since December 2007).
So over the past month and a half, I choose to perform work for clients instead of write blog posts. When faced with this choice, I will always choose serving clients over any other business activity.
I believe that my client related work volume will continue to grow, so it would be better if I say I’ll write Virtual CFO Blog posts and series when I can. I hope to have more time to write in the future, but if I don’t post for a few weeks you know I’m busy serving my clients.
Thank you for reading the Virtual CFO Blog!
BTW, next week I'll be announcing some major changes that are occurring at CPA for Small Business, LLC. The changes are being made to better serve my clients as my public accounting firm grows.
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