The Financially Adjusted Business Blog

If you're a chiropractor who owns your practice, you've probably had that “I-hope-this-is-right” feeling when it comes to your finances. Or that feeling that you don't know what you don't know. Whethe...

What if I told you that fear could keep you from reaching your financial goals—just like it kept me off my mountain bike for five years? Sounds crazy, right? But it’s true. (long story short, I had a ...

Debt. It’s the business partner nobody wants but somehow many of us end up with. If you feel like you’re working harder than ever but not making the progress you want, debt might be the reason why.

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Expense creep is the slow and sneaky increase in business expenses that happens as your revenue grows. One day you’re making more money, and the next thing you know, your bottom line hasn’t budged—or ...

As a chiropractor, you work hard to serve your patients and build a thriving practice—but if you don’t have a plan for your money, it can easily slip away without you realizing it. That’s why having a...

Keeping track of expenses as a chiropractic business owner might not be your favorite task—but it’s one of the most critical aspects of maintaining a profitable business. Without a clear system in pla...

Entrepreneurs often face a unique challenge: managing the delicate balance between business and personal finances. How do you decide what to reinvest in your business and what to take home for persona...

The new year often brings with it ambitious resolutions, but extreme, unsustainable goals rarely last. For chiropractic entrepreneurs, building healthy financial habits is key to long-term success — a...

As the year draws to a close, chiropractors often find themselves balancing patient care, holiday chaos, and the mountain of administrative tasks that come with running a business. But before you flip...

Before diving into the details of bonuses, let’s clarify the difference between W2 employees and 1099 contractors:

• W2 Employee: This is someone on your payroll. You pay them a regular wage, and tax...

Managing your business finances doesn’t have to feel like an uphill battle. We are in the age of information overwhelm and it can be daunting to choose the tools we need. My goal is to provide insight...

Building a business emergency fund isn’t just smart; it’s essential. Many businesses fail due to cash flow issues, but a 6-month emergency fund can act as a financial safety net in tough times and can...