How to ‘turn off’ while still supporting your clients

Update: 2024-08-29

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Katrina Spratley has run her bookkeeping business for 20 years on the Gold Coast and has developed a way of working that really suits her lifestyle. She has some great tips to ensure you charge what you’re worth and how to avoid getting too 'drawn in' if client demands are overwhelming.

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How to ‘turn off’ while still supporting your clients

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