How to protect your time using Strategic Calendar Work Blocking©
Understand the mechanics of Strategic Calendar Work Blocking© and how you can leverage it to protect your time.
Jason is the founder and CEO of Thriveal, a network to help entrepreneurial CPA firm owners connect, learn, and grow by providing them with a community, coaching, consulting, events and more. He is also the CEO of Blumer & Associates, CPAs, co-hosts two podcasts of his own, speaks and writes frequently for the financial and creative industries, and was named by Accounting Today as one of the Top 100 Most Influential People in Accounting.
Thriveal inspires counter-cultural firm owners to embrace their entrepreneurial creativity within the profession. They are a community of entrepreneurial leaders that seek to transform the lives of firm entrepreneurs, providing them with programs, events and resources to help better-lead their teams and run their businesses.
Over two decades ago, founder Jason M Blumer, CPA, began the experiment of entrepreneurship in his father’s firm. Through the ups and downs (and the failed attempts to quit), he found his grounding in other people. Other people to ask questions of, to lean on, to cry with, and to search for the answer as to why firm entrepreneurship can be so hard.
Born out of a real journey, a passion emerged to educate, encourage, and create a safe community where firm entrepreneurs can struggle, grow, find hope, and be challenged to get back up again (and again). By leading their own advisory firm, partners Jason Blumer and Julie Shipp understand the journey of the entrepreneur. They live it out every day.
Understand the mechanics of Strategic Calendar Work Blocking© and how you can leverage it to protect your time.
Learn about the courage it takes to be intentional with your schedule, plan your capacity, and protect your time.
Jason Blumer, CPA, Ian Vacin, Gretchen Roberts, Chris Williams and Reyes Florez dig deeper into what private equity investment means for accounting firms.
Jason Blumer and Ian Vacin share how you can lead your team with deeper intention around the use of their capacity.
Jason Blumer, CPA and his partner plan their calendars out a year in advance. Here's why.
Jason Blumer and Ian Vacin share how to manage your firm's capacity in a strategic way that will contribute to your firm's long-term success.
Jason Blumer, CPA from Thriveal, explains the human components of capacity using the M.E.L.T framework.
Jason Blumer and Ian Vacin define what capacity really means, and how you can assess your team's in more specific and powerful ways.
Jason Blumer, CPA from Thriveal outlines his 4-step process for navigating a breach in the employee/employer accountability relationship.
Jason Blumer, CPA explains how you can collect data about your accounting firm from new and innovative places.
Data is key when scaling your firm. But it can be difficult to find the data you need. Jason Blumer, CPA from Thriveal reveals the data you should monitor, and how to do it.
Jason Blumer, CPA from Thriveal shares the ways he keeps his team accountable to themselves, each other, and the wider firm.
Jason Blumer from Thriveal explains why your team is the key to building a solid foundation for scaling your accounting fir
Discover how to scale your accounting firm sustainably, using the Prototype Components Model for Growth by Thriveal.
How can you scale your accounting firm, chaos-free? The answer lies in the Prototype Components Model for Growth. Jason Blumer, CPA from Thriveal explains.
You have an endless array of options when it comes to structuring your accounting practice. Jason Blumer outlines the right solution that will set your team up to work seamlessly together and achieve great results.
It's important that your accounting firm forges its own unique path. Jason Blumer explains how to differentiate your practice.
An ability to innovate is one of the most important characteristics your firm needs. Jason Blumer takes a deep-dive into innovation and explains where it should fit into your practice.
Some of your greatest losses come from the risks that you fail to take. Jason Blumer shares why risks are so important to your firm.