The 🦴 Story
I’ve been reticent to share the bone story of Breeze Business Management. Wait, does she mean ‘birth story’'? Nope. Bone story. Because Breeze Business Management is not a brand spankin’ ‘new’ baby company. Instead, it is composed of many experiences- the best bones from the best parts of other businesses’ I’ve either been a part of, or witnessed the strength of. Furthermore- it’s supported by many other team members from various walks of life, who, cumulatively bring over 123 years of wisdom to the table.
Fun fact about bones- they’re often hidden. I know, I should have been a Doctor. But there’s a deeper message here. They’re truly hidden. Out of sight; dressed up with muscles, skin and clothing that hide the process underneath. I, like many, prefer privacy thank you! I like to hide my business bones because it’s not a charming story. These are not pretty bones to behold in a museum. Some have been broken, busted, pinned together.
As I continue to work with business owners, my personal story of entrepreneurship becomes increasingly relevant because there are literally thousands of competitors, especially now as accounting moves to a more virtual environment. You can search “bookkeepers near me” and you’ll be inundated with options. So why should you work with Breeze Business Management? Why should you trust us with an x-ray machine that will see the bones of YOUR business? It’s an important question and for those of you who are asking it, we’ve decided to hold the x-ray machine up to our own business, to take a closer look at how we work at Breeze, and why. For any party who takes great interest in knowing who they are working with, I trust you wouldn’t be reading this blog post right now if you weren’t interested- and so, as a songwriter who misses writing dearly- I will now embark on The Bone Story of Breeze Business Management and I will not get straight to the point. I will take many twists and turn, some points might seem like dead ends, but I assure you, the foot bone’s connected to the leg bone, the leg bone’s connected to the knee bone, the knee bone’s connected to the thigh bone. Doin’ the skeleton dance.
🦴Coming Up On The Bone Story🦴
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