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Stop Avoiding Your Own Numbers
Most bookkeeping advice is written by accountants, for accountants. This one's written for the person who'd rather be doing literally anything else.
You started a business to do the work you love — not to become a spreadsheet person. But somewhere between your first sale and your first tax season, "I'll figure out the books later" turns into real stress: not knowing if you're actually profitable, scrambling before deadlines, or discovering you owe way more than you saved.
In the Black fixes that. It's a 36-page, plain-English workbook that walks you through everything you need to get your books in order — no accounting degree, no jargon left unexplained, and no dry theory without a way to actually use it.
What's inside:
14 chapters covering why bookkeeping matters, cash vs. accrual, building a chart of accounts, recording income and expenses, reading your three core financial reports, building a sustainable weekly rhythm, and the most common mistakes new business owners make
6 fillable worksheets you'll actually use: a Chart of Accounts Template, Monthly Income & Expense Tracker, Monthly Bookkeeping Checklist, Quarterly & Annual Task Calendar, Startup Costs Tracker, and a Bookkeeping Setup Checklist
Real examples throughout, not abstract theory
A full glossary so you're never lost in terminology
Every worksheet is typeable — no printer required
Who it's for:
Freelancers, solopreneurs, and new small business owners who need a real system for their finances — whether you're starting from scratch or catching up after months of avoidance.
Instant digital download. Start this week, not "someday."
Stop Avoiding Your Own Numbers
Most bookkeeping advice is written by accountants, for accountants. This one's written for the person who'd rather be doing literally anything else.
You started a business to do the work you love — not to become a spreadsheet person. But somewhere between your first sale and your first tax season, "I'll figure out the books later" turns into real stress: not knowing if you're actually profitable, scrambling before deadlines, or discovering you owe way more than you saved.
In the Black fixes that. It's a 36-page, plain-English workbook that walks you through everything you need to get your books in order — no accounting degree, no jargon left unexplained, and no dry theory without a way to actually use it.
What's inside:
14 chapters covering why bookkeeping matters, cash vs. accrual, building a chart of accounts, recording income and expenses, reading your three core financial reports, building a sustainable weekly rhythm, and the most common mistakes new business owners make
6 fillable worksheets you'll actually use: a Chart of Accounts Template, Monthly Income & Expense Tracker, Monthly Bookkeeping Checklist, Quarterly & Annual Task Calendar, Startup Costs Tracker, and a Bookkeeping Setup Checklist
Real examples throughout, not abstract theory
A full glossary so you're never lost in terminology
Every worksheet is typeable — no printer required
Who it's for:
Freelancers, solopreneurs, and new small business owners who need a real system for their finances — whether you're starting from scratch or catching up after months of avoidance.
Instant digital download. Start this week, not "someday."