As I enter my fourth year of business, I’ve developed an end-of-year ritual that helps me cut costs without sacrificing client experience or family time. This balancing act involves distinguishing between necessary expenses, strategic investments, and savings, all while maintaining business growth and long-term stability. It’s a process driven by data, outside perspectives (especially from my wife), and a commitment to improving outcomes. If you’re looking for ways to optimize your business decisions while staying true to what matters most, this post is for you.
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