Diane Ponist, EA tax preparer and Debt Resolution

I am now accepting prior year tax filings for new clients that have not had any of the last 3 years filed previously. Most extensions are filed for 2025, so now I have the space to catch anyone else up on those prior year filings 😊

Celebrating 10 years strong of leaving the corporate world and creating this dream of mine! I appreciate every single client and the many referrals with the support and trust that was put into my hands. It has been such a pleasure being apart of so many lives and a front row seat seeing so many people, live with a little less stress. I am looking forward to many more years to come, with my amazing clientele 👏🏼. Thank you for trusting me!

If you are struggling to make ends meet, financially? I have some new ideas to help you get back on track. Do you have a life insurance policy? Did you know it can also be used as a 401k, just with several less penalties when you need to borrow from it? Did you know you can borrow from most life insurance policies? Reach out to me for more details and many more ways to save and resolve your debts, even more benefits of using a life insurance policy, instead of a 401k. You will have much more control of your own money!

Diane Cichocki-Ponist

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The best connections happen when you’re not trying to get something out of them.

People can tell when you’re just being nice to get ahead. And it kills trust fast.

Real networking is about showing up, being helpful, and actually caring.

Ask questions.

Listen more than you talk.

Do little things without expecting anything back.

That’s the stuff people remember.

And over time, those small, genuine moments turn into real relationships.

Opportunities show up, not because you asked, but because people trust you.

So stop trying to “network.”

Just be human, be kind, and stay consistent.

It’s not about working the room. It’s about being someone people actually want to work with.

@ Entrepreneurship Facts

Something to think about if you are in a management or ownership position.

https://hbr.org/2021/10/the-toxic-effects-of-branding-your-workplace-a-family

The Toxic Effects of Branding Your Workplace a “Family” When it comes to conversations about our workplace, it’s no surprise that a deeply personal element comes into play. You spend most of your waking hours at work and share moments in that time that few outside of your coworkers have context and understanding to. So it only makes sense that the orga...

If it’s not, do not do it. This includes your finances.