Elaine Rau started ladybossblogger.com as a platform for female entrepreneurs to be seen and heard.  She wants to connect women from all over the world, build strong relationships, and create a network that fosters sharing insight and expertise.  Elaine was great to work with as she interviewed me on why and how I started my financial coaching business.  I share advice, favorite business tools, and recent good book that I’ve read that has helped me both personally and professionally.  Read the blog post.

Shoeboxed is a Durham-based company that has an expense and receipt tracking app that helps people get reimbursed quickly, maximize tax deductions, and save time and hassle when doing their accounting.  Michael Hourigan interviewed Sylvia to find out the what are the common rules of do’s and don’ts to save seasoned business owners a lot of stress come tax time.  Find out what happens when you don’t correctly separate your personal from business finances.  Read the blog post.

Authority Presswire, an online news distribution, announced that “Small Business Finance for the Busy Entrepreneur” by small business finance coach, Sylvia Inks, garnered three #1 best seller spots tied to starting a business and small business bookkeeping the day of official release on Amazon. Sylvia shares why she wrote the book and how it’s different than other finance books. One book reviewer reported that “the book covers a whole range of areas that are often overlooked or poorly managed by the creative entrepreneur.”  Read the press release.

Jack Mize, the host of Influencers Radio, is dedicated to helping entrepreneurs and professionals position themselves as authority in their field.  He interviews educators and advocates in various fields including business, finance, fitness, psychology and more.  He talked with Sylvia about her bestselling book and asked her to share some of the biggest mistakes that aspiring and experienced business owners make and how this can have a huge impact on their success and even survival of their business.  Listen to radio interview.

The Suit Magazine provides an in-depth look at the success of corporate executives, business owners, and professionals, along with trends and insights within the Middle Market.  Sylvia was asked to share her perspective on the growing demand of the financial coaching industry and how financial literacy is lacking in the education system.  Read article.

Alice Osborn is a poet, writing coach, and musician who has hosted many book events.  She shares her knowledge with first-time and experienced authors on her blog, Write From the Inside Out.  Learn how Alice inspired Sylvia to host her first book launch party and share the lessons learned.  Read the blog post.

Shannon McLay started her company The Financial Gym to focus on helping individuals in their 20s and 30s get and stay financially fit.  She had Sylvia join as a guest on her fun and informative Martinis and Your Money podcast to talk about top money mistakes and the best-selling book, Small Business Finance for the Busy Entrepreneur.   Listen to podcast.

Tom Hunt, founder and CEO of Virtual Valley, connects business owners with virtual assistants to give more hours back to entrepreneurs.  He interviews Sylvia on the $0-4 Million podcast to share her success in using a virtual assistant through Virtual Valley to help her achieve #1 Amazon Best Seller and #1 Hot New Releases in three categories with her latest book, Small Business Finance for the Busy Entrepreneur.  Listen to podcast.

His and Her Money is a podcast hosted by two high school sweethearts who fell in love, got married, but were total opposites when it came to handling their finances.  Talaat and Tai share how they climbed their way out of debt together (twice) and help others see that while opposites attract, working together as a couple is crucial when facing financial challenges.  Sylvia had a great time chatting with America’s #1 Money Couple about the things you need to consider before, during, and after starting up a small business.  Find out why every entrepreneur needs a cash cushion and why a legal entity for your business is crucial from the very beginning.    Listen to the podcast.

Alice Osborn, author, freelance writer, editor, and writing coach, provides many resources to help current and aspiring authors.  She asked Sylvia to provide advice to make tax day less stressful for authors.  While many entrepreneurs may have CPAs, they may not know all the right questions to ask or realize the importance of selecting the best invoicing and payment system for their business.  Find out the top lessons learned that all authors need to know before and after their book launch.  Read the blog post.