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Are You Prepared? 5 Cyber Liability Tips and Best Practices
In the past, many CPAs assumed that cyber breaches were limited to large corporations and retail establishments. However, it has become all too apparent that CPA practices and other small Continue Reading →
Prager Metis CPAs, LLC Expands Business Management Expertise;
Merges with Cameo Wealth & Creative Management, Inc. & The Asteri Group, Ltd. January 2, 2018 – New York, NY— Prager Metis CPAs, LLC, a leading accounting and advisory firm Continue Reading →
Everybody, Somebody, Anybody & Nobody
When it comes to accountability we frequently see leaders have seemingly great meetings, but typically everyone walks out of the room without clear expectations as to who is doing what. We believe Continue Reading →
Don’t let a fearful mindset hold you back
Of all the obstacles to success in accounting, accountants’ own fears may be one of the most important. Consultant Phil Whitman discusses the many ways the profession gets in its Continue Reading →
Keys to Stress Management
I read this wonderful article, by Travis Bradberry, that focuses on how smart people stay calm. The number one take away for me is that 90% of top performers are skilled at Continue Reading →
Little things mean a lot
So often, when I walk into a firm, it appears that the client is unimportant. Magazines that are old. Chairs that are uncomfortable. Lights that flicker. Tomorrow walk into your Continue Reading →
What would your Three-Year-Old Self Do?
I love this article about habits you can learn from toddlers. My favorite is number four – always be curious and learning. So often, I find leaders who have lost Continue Reading →
Terrell Owens did not make the Hall of Fame and why you should care.
Terrell Owens did not make the Football Hall of Fame despite having Statistics that should have made him a first-ballot entrant. Terrell is second in receiving yards, 3rd in Touchdowns and Continue Reading →
Back to Kindergarten
I am a big believer that there are lessons for us everywhere as long as we are open minded. This article, on Inc.com, discusses what we can learn from children. The Continue Reading →