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The goal of The Financially Fit Business Podcast is to give CPA’s,
bookkeepers, CFO’s, business owners, and other financial professionals the
ideas, tactics, news, and information that matters to the financial health of a
business.
The episodes are audio only – listen in the car, on an airplane, while working
out, in the office or at home.
The episodes are short – no more than 20 minutes each – discover one thing
that you can implement immediately in your business or your clients’
businesses.
Episodes
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AI is being touted by some as the totally taking over the accounting
industry. Maybe. However, here’s a question to ask: How is AI impacting our
industry as it relates to Accounts Receivable? What should you have it do?
What should it NEVER do?
My guest, George Kurdin, co-founder and CEO of Monk, answers these
questions and more.
Ruth King
Monday May 18, 2026
Monday May 18, 2026
Do your clients every complain about their taxes being too high? I’ll bet that
many do. Join Alex Sentell, CEPA, managing director of One Atlanta Tax
Solutions, as he gives you two great strategies to help your clients reduce
their tax burden.
Ruth King
Monday May 11, 2026
Monday May 11, 2026
What if you knew exactly what words you should use with your clients to help them understand what you are talking about? What if there was a simple tool to make communications easier? There’s a new, simple way to do this. Leon Morales, CPA and Chief Energy Officer at DNA Behavior tells you how this new app, GODNA.ai, helps you communicate better.
Ruth King
Monday May 04, 2026
Monday May 04, 2026
Subtle changes in P&L and balance sheet trends mean a lot. It’s best to pay
attention to these small changes and resolve them before they become
major cash flow, productivity, or profitability problems.
In the last episodes I covered little changes in the over profit and loss
trends, changes in gross margin, and changes in productivity. I covered
little changes in the balance sheet current ratio, acid test, accounts
receivable to accounts payable, debt to equity, and usage ratios. In this
episode I cover the final balance sheet ratio – working capital.
Ruth King
Monday Apr 27, 2026
Monday Apr 27, 2026
AI saved 25 hours of manual work. How? Find out in this podcast with
Peyton Witt, CPA. He used Claude to clean up vendor invoices in less than
an hour. Discover what he did that saved time for his staff and money for
his client.
Ruth King
Monday Apr 20, 2026
Monday Apr 20, 2026
Subtle changes in P&L and balance sheet trends mean a lot. It’s best to pay
attention to these small changes and resolve them before they become
major cash flow, productivity, or profitability problems.
In the last episodes I covered little changes in the over profit and loss
trends, changes in gross margin, and changes in productivity. I covered
little changes in the balance sheet current ratio, acid test, accounts
receivable to accounts payable, and usage ratios. In this episode I cover the
balance sheet debt to equity changes.
Ruth King
Monday Apr 13, 2026
Monday Apr 13, 2026
Subtle changes in P&L and balance sheet trends mean a lot. It’s best to pay
attention to these small changes and resolve them before they become
major cash flow, productivity, or profitability problems.
In the last episodes I covered little changes in the over profit and loss
trends, changes in gross margin, and changes in productivity. I covered
little changes in the balance sheet current ratio, acid test, and accounts
receivable to accounts payable. In this episode I cover the balance sheet
usage ratio changes.
Ruth King
Monday Apr 06, 2026
Monday Apr 06, 2026
Subtle changes in P&L and balance sheet trends mean a lot. It’s best to pay
attention to these small changes and resolve them before they become
major cash flow, productivity, or profitability problems.
In the last episodes I covered little changes in the over profit and loss
trends, changes in gross margin, and changes in productivity. I covered
little changes in the balance sheet current ratio and acid test. In this episode
I cover the balance sheet Accounts receivable to accounts payable changes.
Ruth King