Pay Yourself First, Properly
Danielle debunks trendy tax write-off myths.
Jun 16, 2026 · 24 min · 10 segments
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But that brings up something else that you and I had begun to talk about, and I just can't wait to hear more of your thoughts on it, which is why does your childhood money story run the business? How does that come in?
And I think about like Mr. Rogers every time I tell this story, but we don't get to put on a hat or a coat when we walk into our business.
Unfortunately, we take our entire personal life and all of our stories into entrepreneurship with us.
You know that teacher who had a poor money story, who talks poorly about money? Yep, we're bringing that with us.
That friend's dad who owned the restaurant that went out of business and then your parents talked about them at the dinner table? Yep, we're taking that story with us too.
So know in my you know we're trained to think oh i have an amazon package at the door every day well that's brilliant marketing for amazon but for us as as people we're now trying to think oh well i can't hold a budget i spend too much money i gotta cut back come into our business and our mindset is i gotta cut back to become profitable when really we need to have healthy spending.
If we're building a sustainable business, then that means we need outside services.
And in order to do that, we have to have healthy spending, which doesn't mean we're cutting back in order to be profitable.

If the doctors will think about if they've ever had a person working their front desk that had money troubles, for whatever reason they found themselves in money troubles, and they had to then ask the patients to step up and pay after their visit.

But that brings up something else that you and I had begun to talk about, and I just can't wait to hear more of your thoughts on it, which is why does your childhood money story run the business? How does that come in?
And I think about like Mr. Rogers every time I tell this story, but we don't get to put on a hat or a coat when we walk into our business.
Unfortunately, we take our entire personal life and all of our stories into entrepreneurship with us.
You know that teacher who had a poor money story, who talks poorly about money? Yep, we're bringing that with us.
That friend's dad who owned the restaurant that went out of business and then your parents talked about them at the dinner table? Yep, we're taking that story with us too.
So know in my you know we're trained to think oh i have an amazon package at the door every day well that's brilliant marketing for amazon but for us as as people we're now trying to think oh well i can't hold a budget i spend too much money i gotta cut back come into our business and our mindset is i gotta cut back to become profitable when really we need to have healthy spending.
If we're building a sustainable business, then that means we need outside services.
And in order to do that, we have to have healthy spending, which doesn't mean we're cutting back in order to be profitable.

If the doctors will think about if they've ever had a person working their front desk that had money troubles, for whatever reason they found themselves in money troubles, and they had to then ask the patients to step up and pay after their visit.
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Pay Yourself First, Properly
Danielle debunks trendy tax write-off myths.
Stop Spending To Avoid Taxes
Quarter-four spending advice gets a reality check.
Your Childhood Money Baggage
Money beliefs from childhood still run businesses.
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