Brett interviews Nikki Hinske, co-founder of Hinske & Clarey, a CPA firm based in Charleston, South Carolina. As a CPA and business owner, Nikki provides valuable advice and resources for small to mid-size businesses within a variety of industries.
Brett Fellows Eric DeMoura, I am excited to have you on today. Eric DeMoura Thank you, Brett. It’s a pleasure for me to be with you. Brett Fellows Well, to give a little preamble. So, everybody knows you are not a business owner, but I thought you’d be very unique to have a conversation with …
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Welcome to The Charleston Entrepreneur Podcast, where you go behind the scenes with financial planner and business exit planner Brett Fellows to hear stories of how leading Charleston entrepreneurs navigate the inevitable challenges that arise on the path to financial freedom and get insights from real business owners about how to break through to the …
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Brett explores the key difference between business owners who are capable of building real wealth and those who struggle to meet their goals. Be sure to listen all the way through to the end as he shares a step-by-step process you can follow to improve your money mindset.
There is a “recipe” for creating a successful intergenerational transfer. It isn’t the only recipe that works, but because it depends on six carefully chosen ingredients, its chances for successful completion are greater than others. If any of the following six ingredients is compromised, or worse still, missing, the result will change. Ingredient 1: Parents must …
Business owners have a lot of information at their fingertips. There are calculators and assessments available for just about every aspect of your business and personal situation. As a result, many business owners think they have an accurate idea about the value of their business. They may even think they have an idea of where …
All business partnerships eventually come to an end when one or more partners leave the business, whether by choice or otherwise. Being prepared for the end of the partnership decreases the possibility of unwanted challenges between co-owners down the road. Common Reasons Why Partnerships End Co-owners share a unique relationship. They have built a company …
