Yoga Pants Bookkeeping LLC

09/25/2026

Some Fridays are for checking off one neat little to-do list.

And some are… this. 😂

Business stuff, kid stuff, house stuff, random paperwork, and somehow still enough brain space left to come up with more ideas.

Which is exactly why I understand how bookkeeping gets pushed to the bottom of the list.

If you’ve got enough on your plate already, let me take one thing off of it.

09/19/2026

Wellness businesses can have a deceptively complicated money flow.

Appointments, product sales, card deposits, payroll, contractors — and sometimes several different systems feeding into the books.

You don’t need to become a bookkeeper to run your practice. You just need books that clearly show what came in, where it went, and how the business is actually doing.

That’s where I come in.

Grow boldly. Balance easily.

09/09/2026

Faith can shape the way you lead, serve, hire, spend, and make decisions.

Your bookkeeping may not be the most visible part of that — but it still matters.

Clear, accurate books help you steward resources well, make thoughtful decisions, and build something sustainable without losing sight of the values that matter to you.

Those are the kinds of businesses I love supporting.

09/04/2026

Your salon or spa can be busy, booked, and bringing in money — while the books are still a mess.

Between service revenue, product sales, merchant deposits, booth or suite rent, payroll, and all the other moving pieces, it’s easy for things to get muddy.

Clean books give you a clearer picture of what your business is actually earning and where the money is going.

That’s the part that matters.

09/02/2026

“Completely a lifesaver.” 😂
I’ll take it.

Nancy needed help making sense of her own QuickBooks Online, and I was able to help her get things sorted out and understand what she was looking at.

One of my favorite parts of this work is taking something that feels confusing and making it manageable.

08/27/2026

Yes, this is a bookkeeping post.
It also may or may not involve licking rocks.

Sometimes the thing that looks obvious really isn't— in business, in bookkeeping, or apparently, in geology.

New on Unbalanced: Sometimes, All Rocks Taste Like Salt

08/24/2026

Gym owners: Q4 is almost here. 👀

Fall classes are filling back up, schedules are settling in, and before we know it, it’ll be year-end.

Now is a really good time to check in on your numbers.

✓ How did summer revenue compare to the rest of the year?
✓ Are memberships trending back up for fall?
✓ Are your bank and credit card accounts reconciled?
✓ Do payroll and contractor expenses make sense compared to revenue?
✓ Are equipment, merchandise, events, and new programs showing up correctly?

Because December is a terrible time to discover something hasn’t been right since March. 😬

You don’t need perfect numbers. You need accurate numbers you can actually use.

There’s still plenty of time to get there before year-end.

Yoga Pants Bookkeeping
Grow boldly. Balance easily.

08/22/2026

Mortgage advisor, David Youngs, will help establish a path to move forward on a new or existing mortgage.

SCHEDULE A CALL - The first step in the home financing process,
should be to have a FREE, no obligation,
CONSULTATION with a licensed mortgage professional.

Only after we establish your goals, the timing for the application + credit pull, how you should apply, what documents we should request and more, will we want to begin the application process.

Please schedule a
"STEP 1 - DISCOVERY CALL" on my calendar, via the link below, so we can help you "FIND YOUR PATH FORWARD!"

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08/19/2026

If you own a gym, you probably already know summer can look a little different.

Vacations happen. Kids’ schedules change. People spend more time outside. Memberships pause or drop off.

But rent, payroll, software, insurance, and all those other fixed expenses? They don’t take the summer off.

That’s why understanding the pattern in your numbers matters.

Clean, up-to-date books can help you see which months are consistently stronger, when revenue tends to dip, and how much cushion you may need going into a slower season.

The goal isn’t to eliminate seasonality—it’s to stop being surprised by it.

Your gym’s revenue may be seasonal. Your financial planning shouldn’t be.

Grow boldly. Balance easily.

07/29/2026

Before Yoga Pants Bookkeeping, there was Yoga Pants Bakery. 🩷

I sold gluten-free and sourdough baked goods, filled tables like this, and learned a lesson every small-business owner needs to learn:

Selling out doesn’t always mean making money.

Ingredients were cheaper then, but I definitely undercharged for my labor. It’s easy to price the product and forget to price the time, prep, cleanup, packaging, shopping, setup—and approximately 400 tiny tasks behind it.

That experience is part of why I care so much about helping small-business owners understand what their numbers are actually saying.

Revenue is exciting.

Profit is what keeps the business alive.

And apparently, the pink branding was here to stay. 😂