Rachel Allen is an executive coach, qualified accountant, public speaker, life coach, and business owner.

Rachel holds a Master’s degree in Economics and Geography from Cambridge University and lives in Norfolk with her husband and two daughters.

She uses a combination of teaching, coaching and mentoring to help business owners understand the language of money. As a self-confessed number and spreadsheet geek, she uses that passion for making the difficult task of business accounting more manageable and understandable.

Today, Rachel joins me to share her journey from running a manufacturing business to creating her business finance coaching company.

She highlights why it’s essential to understand your business finances and how she works with her clients to make this process easier.

She reveals how you can break down business accounts into smaller tasks to make the job more manageable and why her clients’ issues are not always about their business finances.

Rachel breaks down her work week and reveals the tools and tricks she uses to stay organised when running two businesses and juggling family life.

She also shares how she keeps herself energised and focused and how she gets through tough days.

“The mindset you have around your finances and believing in yourself and in them.”

• Why Rachel started her business finance coaching venture
• Why it’s essential to understand your business finances
• How Rachel works with her clients
• How doing small tasks often can make your accounts more manageable
• Why the issues Rachel’s finance coaching clients have, are not always related to their accounts
• How Rachel manages her work week
• How Rachel runs two businesses and creates balance with her personal life
• What Rachel uses to stay organised
• How Rachel keeps energised for her work
• How Rachel stays up to date with the latest information in the finance and coaching industry
• What Rachel does to get through days when things go wrong 
• What a day of living more looks like for Rachel

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