James E. Heyward CPA 
It can be a thrilling and rewarding experience to own and manage a business, but it can also be an incredibly difficult and challenging job. As a business owner, you will inevitably face highs and lows – from exhilarating successes to devastating failures. It takes dedication, hard work, and a strategic mindset to succeed in … Read more
How to Reach New Levels of Success Have you ever felt frustrated and overwhelmed at work because you didn’t have the right skills to succeed? Or perhaps you have a great idea, but don’t know how to turn it into reality? Learning new business skills can be an invaluable tool for reaching new levels of … Read more
Unlocking your potential is like a key that opens the door to success in life and business. With the right tools, it can be easier than you think to take the next step and reach your goals. If you’ve been feeling stuck, these 5 tips will help you level up your life and business and … Read more
Tantalizing conversations about black-owned businesses. Black History Month Edition: Episode 40-HeywardCPA Live! Supporting black-owned businesses is a powerful way to create positive change in society. It can help close the economic gap between white and black communities and promote economic justice. Black-owned businesses are important sources of support in their communities and can bring economic … Read more
In this episode, we will be discussing how to properly and effectively run your new business. What we hope to discuss in this episode is primarily based on experience and not typically what you have researched on the Internet. There are many resources out here to tell people how to start a business. Go file … Read more
Entrepreneurs believe in sacrifice. They sacrifice for clients, employees, and vendors and willing to overcome anything that might stand in the way of dreams. The sacrifice mentality affects owners and their families because they do not consistently compensate themselves. With all the effort and perseverance needed to run a small business, a business owner must be able to maintain their livelihood and support their family’s needs, or eventually, the business will fold.