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Discover the more surprising sides of your business finances. From unique seller spotlights (did anybody say taxidermy?) on tackling cash flow to monthly advice from a Financial Therapist and CPA — check out these stories and more from our banking newsletter.

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Maison Leporem Puts Their Signature on a Ready-to-Wear Line

14 Maison Leporem Puts Their Signature on a Ready-to-Wear Line

The made-to-measure menswear shop shares how they used business funds from Square to expand into a ready-to-wear line, offering more affordable luxury to more people.
What’s Your Business Love Language, and How Can It Help You?

No. 13 What’s Your Business Love Language, and How Can It Help You?

By learning about your business love languages, you can turn them into a powerful catalyst for growth and success.
How To Make 2024 Your Best Financial Year Yet

No. 12 How To Make 2024 Your Best Financial Year Yet

Four Square business owners from around the globe look back on the best strategies they used in their businesses last year that helped them get set up for an even better 2024.
How This Seasonal Santa Business Puts Inclusion First

No. 11 How This Seasonal Santa Business Puts Inclusion First

Charles and Kari Graves, proprietors of Deaf Santa Claus, aim to make the Christmas spirit truly accessible to one and all.
What’s Your Money Personality and How Can You Manage It?

No. 10 What’s Your Money Personality and How Can You Manage It?

Our first money memories are solidified by ages 5-7 — and those experiences can affect how we handle our business finances as adults. Financial therapist Aja Evans talks about how our money stories are formed, and will guide you in uncovering how yours shows up in your business.
What It Takes to Run a Spooky Shop All Year Long

No. 9 What It Takes to Run a Spooky Shop All Year Long

Oddities and curiosities shop Rest in Pieces is a Halloween lover’s dream, but a small business facing extreme seasonality can’t survive on one holiday alone. Here’s how owners Justin Torone and Alaina Gearheart make the most of the off-season, prep for the spookiest time of year, and tackle their greatest nemesis — taxes.

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Aja Evans

Aja Evans

Licensed Mental Health Counselor

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