In this episode, Amber Cabral sits down with Keila-Hill Trawick, CEO of Little Fish Accounting as they take a deep dive into something
In this episode of Guilty Privilege, host Amber Cabral speaks with Keilah Hill-Trawick, founder of Little Fish Accounting. They discuss the privilege of making the jump from corporate to entrepreneurship and the importance of using privilege to make a positive impact. Keilah shares her expertise in accounting, emphasizing the need for small businesses to understand their numbers and make strategic decisions. She also addresses common fears and misconceptions about taxes and the IRS, providing practical tips for staying organized and prepared. The conversation delves into the challenges and lessons of entrepreneurship, highlighting the value of building a supportive network. Keilah encourages listeners to embrace their privileges and use them to uplift others. Overall, this episode offers valuable insights into accounting, entrepreneurship, and leveraging privilege for success and impacting an exciting journey from the corporate world to the world of entrepreneurship.
But hold on, this isn't your run-of-the-mill accounting chat. It's a fresh and candid exploration that not only dispels common accounting myths but also emphasizes the profound importance of truly understanding your business's financial data. And let's not forget the best part – they kick that fear of the IRS right out the door. Keila's passion for helping small businesses get their financial ducks in a row shines through, and her unique accounting approach promises not just financial stability but also the priceless freedom to live life on your own terms.
Amber and Keila also open up about their journeys and the privileges they've encountered along the way. They both agree that there's no need to feel guilty about certain advantages, especially when it comes to the unique way their minds work and the incredible opportunities they've had. Together, they stress the importance of seeking support, nurturing collaboration, and learning from others as vital tools for navigating the exciting yet challenging path of entrepreneurship. Get ready for an episode that is packed with insights that will shed light on the profound value of recognizing and embracing your privileges as a springboard for achieving remarkable success.
KEY POINTS:
QUOTABLES:
"What I really want is for us to help you live the life that you want to live." - Keila-Hill Trawick
"So the first thing is we care, and that seems really small is huge." -Keila-Hill Trawick
"When you work for yourself, know your absolute best and you miss stuff, because there is nobody looking at your work." - Keila-Hill Trawick
"There is more support than you realize." - Keila-Hill Trawick
"Recognize that you have more to give than you give yourself credit for." - Keila-Hill Trawick
"Hiring is definitely the hardest thing for a growing business to navigate for sure. -Amber Cabral
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I took away so much from this episode. The biggest is recognizing our true enemy. Also, equity is about choices. We have them and we can choose how to use our privilege.
This podcast provides a path to self-awareness in the most refreshing and engaging way. The conversations are so yummy (yes, yummy!) and they make me feel like I’m sitting on the sofa with Amber and her guests.
WOW! I am always enthralled by the conversations had and topics discussed on this podcast. As someone who rarely feels motivated or inspired, I am so grateful to have found this podcast. I have shared this podcast with so many people in my life as each episode offers a brilliant mind’s insight. This past episode I had to pull over and just allow myself to feel the the feeling of motivation and then gratitude. This show doesn’t present itself as a self help podcast, nor does it attempt to—for lack of a better word— preach to it’s audience. However, every episode I find myself unapologetically happy with myself. I find myself sharing this podcast hoping others feel this feeling. Having access to this podcast is one privilege I absolutely refuse to feel guilty for—and boy what a privilege it is!
Just finished the first episode (whispers: via YouTube) and I was NOT ready for the conversation to end. So I came on over to the apple podcast streets to subscribe and listen again on my commute to work. While this is not the work I’m exclusively dedicated to, I want to increase awareness around equity so I can be more intentional in my practice personally and professionally. This conversation is an absolute resource that I have the PRIVILEGE (time) to tap into and I look forward to digging into new episodes every week.
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