Feeling restricted in her job by the time she arrived at midlife, Heather decided it was time for a change. At the time she did not consider herself a risk taker but the need for change was strong and so, armed with new ideas and a degree in accountancy, she set herself up as a CPA & Profitability Coach. Heather now works with women who want to change tack in midlife and move into business. She developed a shame-free approach to working with women as she has found that generally speaking, they are more inclined to be more hesitant to talk about money and have a tendency also to price too low for their services. Join us for an engaging discussion with this very vibrant and colourful lady!
Biography
Heather is a CPA and Profitability Coach who helps her clients take control of their finances. She's the host of the ‘Get the Balance Right’ podcast. Heather has a strong passion for veganism, standing up for civil rights, and saving the environment. Her guilty pleasures include binge watching RuPaul’s Drag Race and scarfing down salted caramel cashew ice cream. She's a ninja in the kitchen and can transform tofu like nothing you've ever seen. When she’s not glued to her computer, she loves hanging out with her hubby and cuddling her cats.
You can contact Heather at the following:-
All of her links can be found here: https://linktr.ee/getthebalanceright
And don’t forget to check out her podcast too: https://www.getthebalanceright.net/podcast
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