The Money Class - for Non-Financially Minded Entrepreneurs

17 Market Square,Knoxville TN 37902

20 August, 2022

Description

A lot of independent contributors (non-employed) like entrepreneurs, artists, makers, influencers, and the generally more creative-minded see finances as “the yucky stuff.” Money has its own language, rhythm, and mysterious way of being — until we learn to make it our own. This workshop is not taught by a financial professional. I’m a neurodistinct, creative-minded entrepreneur whose brain works differently but still has to come to the same conclusions as everyone who aced accounting. My relationship with money is rooted in breaking the cycles of generational poverty and upending what capitalism tells me counts as “wealthy.” At the end of this course, you will — redefine the core financial lexicon in your own wordslearn how to evaluate and monitor the financial health of your businessexperiment with and develop a system that works for youcreate a new relationship with money supported by immediate next steps Included in this workshop — Two hours of facilitated instruction with a “teacher’s review” of your in-class projectWorkbook PDF with formulas, guides, and much moreGlossary of financial terms defined in understandable languageChecklists & best practices for your business’ financial ecosystemPlan for your business’ financial activities made by you, for youWhat past students have to say about Amelia Bartlett’s business workshops: After taking ‘Vision Casting for Business Growth’ — “This workshop exceeded all of my expectations! I was surprised with how Amelia was able to present topics in an easily digestible way, on complicated topics like business finances! I learned tons of new perspectives, thought about my business in new ways, and left the workshop with actionable tasks to implement immediately.” Melissa Loveday, Fox Den Baking Co. After taking ‘Introduction to Vision Casting for Entrepreneurs’ — “Amelia is the visionary’s visionary. She knows how to help you access your biggest most unimaginable dreams and break them down systemically.” Daje James, Brave School Amelia Bartlett is a neurodistinct business architect and community weaver in Knoxville, TN. She works with businesses matured 1-2 years + to reign in operations, implement systems, tune profitability, and to set the organization up for its next growth phase. She also teaches accessible workshops on strategic planning and systems implementation for entrepreneurs. Beyond her contributions to the business community, Amelia is a writer, horticulturalist, and collector of exemplary denim.