The bookkeeper who
believes in your potential.
From corporate to startup founder.
I spent years in corporate finance roles, working in business advisor positions for large organisations. I got really good at it managing budgets, forecasting cashflow, building financial models. But I kept noticing something that frustrated me: all that expertise was only available to big businesses with big budgets.
Then I started meeting with small business owners. Talented, hardworking entrepreneurs who had no idea if their business was actually profitable. Owners who couldn't afford to pay themselves some months. Founders who had created what I fondly call a bookkeeping crime scene and felt too overwhelmed to do anything about it.
And I realized: there's this huge gap in the market. You've got bookkeepers on one end great at data entry, but not necessarily focused on what your numbers actually mean. And you've got accountants on the other end who appear once a year at tax time. But there's nobody in the middle helping you understand and use your numbers to make better decisions.
That's the gap I wanted to fill. That's why I founded Little Black Books.
My happy place? Cashflow strategy.
Why LBBS matters to me
There's this moment in every client relationship when it clicks. When they stop seeing their bookkeeping as a burden and start seeing it as a tool. When they understand why they had cashflow problems in their best month, or how a small pricing change could add thousands to their bottom line. That's what keeps me going.
I'm also passionate about empowering women in business. Too many female entrepreneurs feel sidelined from the financial side of their own business. That wasn't how we wanted to work with clients especially not women-owned businesses.
Every day, LBBS is about helping you feel confident, in control, and genuinely excited about your numbers.