THE SUNLIGHT PODCAST THROWBACK LIST
I want to take a moment and look back at some episodes that had significant impact and received strong support from our listeners.
If you missed any, be sure to give them a listen.
ME AT MY MOST NERVOUS!
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When I first started working as a visual artist, I found it impossible to get good financial and tax information, and that’s what eventually led me to starting my company Sunlight Tax, where I help self-employed creators with bookkeeping, and everything tax- and finance-related.
I know firsthand how taxes and money can be difficult topics for creative freelancers, which is why in this episode, I’m going over the top 10 insights I’ve gained as an accountant doing the taxes of creative entrepreneurs. I’m also diving into why it’s so important for you to gain good financial information as a working artist.
MY MOST DOWNLOADED EPISODE
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One of the top questions I get asked in my one to one consultations as a tax accountant for creative entrepreneurs is: Do I need an LLC?
In this episode, I’m diving into LLC’s and explaining from an accounting perspective the details of why entrepreneurs might consider changing their business status to an LLC and the benefits that come along with it.
My mOST empowering episode
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Have you ever wondered how you can have it all in your life and business?
Listen and learn how you can use metrics to have it all and why you need to be focusing on one thing to get your best work.
Most popular on youtube
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In this episode, I’m talking about a new law that goes into effect in January of 2024 and affects small business owners with an LLC: The Corporate Transparency Act.
Join me in this important episode to learn more about this law, why it’s actually a good thing and how you can comply to avoid fines.
My most useful episode
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If you’re a creative entrepreneur, chances are that you might be confused with the idea of paying your estimated quarterly taxes.
Today, I’m breaking down all of the details about estimated quarterly taxes including how to know what you owe and when you need to submit payment to the IRS.
Join me in this informative episode to learn how you can stay caught up on your taxes and how you can avoid a large, unexpected tax bill.
my most vulnerable episode
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Most creative people are motivated to make incredible work.
We might even strive for perfection.
In this episode, I’m talking about how perfectionism is actually holding you back as a creative entrepreneur. I share a vulnerable story about my own perfectionism, talk openly about real fears you may be having, and some actionable ways you can get past them, and get the most out of your money and keep moving forward. I’m also sharing how the topic of perfectionism relates specifically to the IRS (guess what? The IRS doesn’t ask you to be perfect!), to your estimated quarterly taxes, and why you should stop worrying about being perfect when it comes to your taxes.
My mOST beloved episode
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In this episode, I’m talking about the importance of believing in your work and why it’s so important for creative professionals to know the value of their work in this world. I’m sharing with you some personal examples of how artwork can have a profound impact on others.
Join me and learn more about how you can start taking your creative career more seriously and why you need to start treating it like a job other than a hobby.
My favorite episode
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Today, I have my dad, architect John Cole, joining me to talk about his successful career in architecture and to give some of his best advice to young architects just starting a creative career path.
Join my dad and I in this episode as we discuss the significance of face-to-face interaction when growing your career and why empathy is such an important factor in architecture.