Dollars & Sense

Step Into The Perfect Career by Carol Topp

Episode 61

In part two of this series, Carol talks about finding a career that is right for you and the struggle with trying to make a decision. In this broadcast, the author of Career Exploration gives common sense advice and gives you food for thought.

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Great Podcasts On Careers:

How Can You Know God's Will At 17 ?

Researching Possible Careers

Picking a College

Personality Tests 

 

 

 

 

 

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Career Decisions:

Career Exploration Part One For Teens by Carol Topp

Episode 60

Grab your teenager and listen to this broadcast! Great info you don't want to miss. This is the first part of two audios on career exploration and making career decisions.  Carol talks about different careers and the importance of finding something that is of interest to your teens. Common sense information by Carol Topp, CPA.

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Teaching Life Skills For Teens by Carol Topp

In the first part of this episode Carol talks about life skills and the importance of not leaving home without them. In this broadcast, she continues the seminar answering parent questions and giving examples about teens who are successful and suggestions that increase success.

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Part One: Dollars and Sense Show - Life Skills Don't Leave Home Without Them

 

 

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Live Skills Don't Leave Home Without Them

with Carol Topp, CPA

Show Notes: When it is time to leave home, most teens are expected to take care of themselves - but do they know how? What are some basic life skills necessary for your highschoolers? And, more importantly do they have them? In this episode, Life Skills - Don't Leave Homes Without Them, Carol Topp teaches you to become equipped. This is the first of a two part series.

 

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Check out Carol's Class - Fast Track For Teens! 

Leading a homeschool organization can be like marriage. It takes sacrifice, but it can be hugely rewarding.

Carol Topp shares insights on leadership from Hebrews Chapter 13 with a group of homeschool leaders in this 2nd part of a 2-part episode. She shares 3 warning of attitudes to avoid.

Listen to Part 1.  where Carol warned against trying to meet everyones' expectations.

For more help in leading a homeschool organization check out Carol's website, HomeschoolCPA.com where you can purchase her book  Homeschool Co-ops: How to Start Them, Run Them and Not Burn Out.

Leading a homeschool organization is a lot like marriage. It takes, time, money and sacrifice, but it can be hugely rewarding.

Join Carol Topp as she addresses a group of homeschool leaders and encourages them in the important work they are doing, but  also reminds them to not try and meet everyone's expectations.

For more help in running a homeschool organization check out Carol's website, HomeschoolCPA.com where you can purchase her book  Homeschool Co-ops: How to Start Them, Run Them and Not Burn Out

There's lots to learn about starting a running a micro business, so join author and accountant Carol Topp in this podcast.

She shares information on creating a mini business plan and pitfalls to avoid to help you launch successfully.

Carol also took time to answer questions from the audience on taxes.

Learn more about starting a running a micro business at MicroBusinessForTeens.com

To learn more about taxes that teenagers might need to pay visit TeensAndTaxes.com

Carol mentions a YouTube video that features 6 teenagers and their micro businesses

Interested in making money and learning a lot about how to run a business? Try starting with a micro business.

Author and accountant, Carol Topp, explains to an audience of teenagers and parents how to start a micro business. She explains what a micro business is and how to get started.

To learn more about micro businesses visit MicroBusinessForTeens.com

To learn more about taxes that teenagers might need to pay visit TeensAndTaxes.com

Carol mentioned a YouTube video that featured 6 teenagers and their micro businesses:

This podcast covers more tips to starting a homeschool co-op from Carol Topp, CPA the author of Homeschool Co-ops: How to Start Them, Run Them and Not Burn Out.

Carol answers questions from homeschool  leaders including:

* insurance

* background checks

* tax exempt status from the IRS

* required annual reporting to the IRS

* the need for bylaws and policies

Listen to Part 1 of this podcast.

For more information on starting and running a homeschool co-op visit Carol's website HomeschoolCPA.com

Homeschool Co-ops: How to Start Them, Run Them and Not Burn Out has helped more than 1,000 readers run their homeschool co-ops. Get your copy here.

This podcast covers tips to starting a homeschool co-op from Carol Topp, CPA the author of Homeschool Co-ops: How to Start Them, Run Them and Not Burn Out.

Carol covers the 4 W's and 2 Cs that leaders need to answer in launching a new co-op:

What, Where, When and Who and Cost and Curriculum

This is Part 1 of a two-part podcast. To hear Part 2 where I cover the basics of business structure and getting nonprofit and tax exempt status for your co-op click here.

For more information on starting and running a homeschool co-op visit Carol's website HomeschoolCPA.com

Homeschool Co-ops: How to Start Them, Run Them and Not Burn Out has helped more than 1,000 readers run their homeschool co-ops. Get your copy here.

The Homeschool Co-ops book is on sale during the summer of 2016!

Only $7.50 for the print version or $3.99 for the ebook version.

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