Kim Eldred, CPA, Financial Coach

09/07/2026

Who Is This For?

Let's talk about who Business Financial Accountability Coaching is really for.

It's for the small business owner who is good at what they do—but doesn't necessarily understand the numbers behind the business.

Maybe you're a contractor, consultant, healthcare provider, professional service provider, retailer, tradesperson, or another small business owner.

You're working hard.

You're growing.

You're serving your customers.

You're probably involved in your community, networking, learning, and looking for the next opportunity.

But when your accountant sends you the financial statements, you may still wonder:

Is my business actually making money?

Am I charging enough?

Can I afford to hire someone?

Why is there money in the bank but I don't feel like I'm making money?

What should I be doing with these reports?

You don't need to love accounting.

You don't even need to WANT to do your own accounting.

You just need someone who can help you understand what the numbers are saying so you can make decisions with confidence.

That's what I do.

And I work with small businesses in Washington State.

If this sounds like you—or someone you know who owns a small business in Washington—I'd love to have a conversation.

Schedule a complimentary discovery call:
https://keldred.accountable.network/get-started

09/06/2026

You Built the Business for a Reason

You didn't start your business because you dreamed of spending your evenings looking at financial reports.

You started it because you saw an opportunity.

You wanted to do something you love.
You wanted to serve people.
You wanted more freedom.
You wanted to build something of your own.
Maybe you wanted to create something that would eventually provide for your family.

But somewhere along the way, the numbers became part of the job.

And sometimes you look at the reports your accountant sends you and think…

“I don't know what any of this is telling me.”

That's where Business Financial Accountability Coaching comes in.

I help small business owners make sense of their financial reports so they can understand what is happening in their business, make better decisions, and build the business they actually want.

You don't have to become an accountant.

You just need to understand enough about your numbers to be able to use them.

And that's what we can work on together.

If you've ever looked at your financial statements and thought, “I wish someone would just explain this to me,” you're exactly who I'm talking about.

Ready to talk about your business? Email me at [email protected].

09/05/2026

❤️ Moses Lake friends, I’d love to personally invite you to something I’m really excited about.

This fall, I’m partnering with First Baptist Church to offer Groundwork: Foundations for Healthy Finances.

I’ve spent many years helping people with their finances, and one thing I’ve learned is that most people don’t need more shame or complicated financial advice—they just need a place to learn, ask questions, and take one step at a time.

That’s what Groundwork will be for YOU.

For seven Wednesday evenings, we’ll gather together and talk about practical things like needs vs. wants, saving, spending, debt, generosity, and building a healthy financial foundation.

🌱 September 30–November 11
📅 Wednesdays
⏰ 6:00–7:30 PM
📍 First Baptist Church, Moses Lake

And the best part? It’s FREE and open to everyone.

You don’t have to be struggling financially to come. You don’t have to know anything about budgeting. You don’t have to have it all together.

Just come. Come curious. Come ready to learn. Come with a friend.

Register here (so I can get your workbook ready): https://secure.money-skills.ca/i/register/kim-eldred

I would genuinely love to see people from our community around the tables, learning and encouraging one another.

If you’ve been thinking, “I really should do something about my finances,” maybe this is your opportunity to start. ❤️

I hope you’ll join us for Groundwork.

09/05/2026

Introduction — Your Business Numbers Should Help You Run Your Business

Over the next few weeks, I'm going to talk about something I hear from small business owners all the time:

“I don't understand what my financial reports are telling me.”

You started your business because you had something you wanted to do.

You wanted to serve people.
You wanted to create something.
You wanted more freedom.
You wanted to build something that could provide for your family.
You wanted the opportunity to make a difference.

You probably didn't start your business because you wanted to become an accountant.

But as your business grows, the numbers become increasingly important.

How much are you really making?

Are you charging enough?

Can you afford to hire?

Why does the bank account not seem to match the profit on the report?

Can the business pay you what you need?

Is the business growing in a healthy way?

And ultimately…

Is this business becoming what you want it to be?

That's where Business Financial Accountability Coaching comes in.

I help small business owners who don't understand their financial reports make sense of the numbers so they can do what they love and make their business what they want it to be.

And for businesses that need it, I can also provide accounting, financial reporting, and tax support—so you have both the financial information and the support to understand and use it.

Throughout September, I'm going to share some thoughts about business finances, financial reports, cash flow, profitability, hiring, paying yourself, and what it means to actually use your numbers to run your business.

If you're a small business owner in Washington State, I hope you'll follow along.

And if you're already thinking, “Yep. I need someone to help me with this,” you can schedule a complimentary discovery call with me here:

https://keldred.accountable.network/get-started

No pressure. Just a conversation about your business, what you're trying to accomplish, and whether I might be able to help.

08/29/2026

What do you hope your teen learns before leaving home?
How to do laundry?
How to cook?
How to manage money?
Unfortunately, many young adults leave home without financial skills.
Money Mavericks helps fill that gap.

08/29/2026

Check this out...for some more good tips.

Learn how to pay off debt by choosing the method that fits your mindset, cash flow, and motivation so you can finally get out of debt for good.

08/28/2026

Celebrate Your Progress

Before you focus on what still needs to happen, take a moment to recognize how far you've come.

Every positive financial decision counts.

What's one financial win you're celebrating this month?

08/27/2026

Ready for a Different Result?

If you've tried budgeting apps, spreadsheets, or financial programs and still feel stuck, don't give up.

Sometimes the missing piece isn't information.

It's accountability.

Send me a message if you'd like to learn more about how coaching can help you.

08/26/2026

What Financial Goal Are You Working On Right Now?

Saving?
Paying off debt?
Building an emergency fund?
Planning for retirement?

Share your goal below. I'd love to cheer you on.

08/25/2026

The Biggest Mindset Shift I've Made

Money is a tool.

Not a goal.
Not a measure of success.

A tool.

When we use money intentionally, it becomes a powerful way to support the people and priorities we care about most.