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Running a small business means wearing many hats: sales, customer service, operations, and administration. But here’s the truth: the more time you spend on administrative tasks, the less time you have for the work that actually drives revenue. Tasks like scheduling, payroll, HR paperwork, or document management are essential, but they don’t directly grow your […]

If you’re a small business owner, freelancer, or consultant, chances are you’ve swiped the same debit or credit card for both your grocery run and a client lunch at some point. While it may seem like no big deal in the moment, mixing personal and business expenses can lead to financial chaos. It leads to […]

As a small business owner, you wear many hats: salesperson, marketer, customer service rep, and often, bookkeeper. But here’s the truth: you shouldn’t wear them all. Many entrepreneurs spend hours each week on back-office tasks, such as payroll, invoicing, and administrative work. The problem? These are time-consuming, detail-heavy responsibilities that don’t directly generate revenue, and […]

Late invoices aren’t just an inconvenience; they can create a domino effect that impacts every part of your business. When clients don’t pay on time, it affects your ability to cover expenses, make payroll, and invest in growth. At Cambry Consulting, I often work with business owners who are doing great work but struggle with […]

Payroll: it’s one of those tasks that looks simple on the surface but quickly becomes a time-consuming and stressful part of running a business. From calculating hours and withholding taxes to issuing paychecks and staying compliant with labor laws, payroll can eat up your valuable time ,and if you make mistakes, it can cost you […]

When running a small business, few things are more important or stressful than cash flow. You could have tons of new clients or big projects lined up, but if your cash flow isn’t steady, your business will always feel like it’s in survival mode. That’s where accounts payable (AP) and accounts receivable (AR) come in. […]