
Episode 278: CEO Money Mindset: Think Like a Leader in Business and Life with Megan Schwan
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Ever wonder what separates thriving CEOs from those who struggle?
The secret isn't just business savvy—it's mindset. This compelling conversation with Megan Schwan, founder of Sidekick Accounting Services, explores how CEO-level thinking can radically improve both your business and your personal finances.
As a single mom and successful entrepreneur with over 11 years of experience, Megan shares her journey from surviving to thriving. She explains how transitioning from reactive, task-based management to intentional, strategic leadership transformed her business and life. This mindset shift is equally powerful when applied to personal finances.
Megan also emphasizes the power of embracing your financial data. Avoiding your numbers may feel safer, but regularly reviewing them is the key to clarity and confidence. Her use of the Profit First methodology ensures you pay yourself first and run a business—or a household—that works for you.
We explore why outsourcing isn’t a sign of failure, but a strategic tool for growth. Whether it's hiring in your business or getting help at home, letting go of the guilt around asking for support can unlock a new level of financial and emotional well-being.
Whether you're a business owner, managing household finances, or juggling both, this episode delivers real, relatable insights to help you become the CEO of your money. Tune in for actionable tips, powerful mindset shifts, and a reminder that financial leadership starts with you.
Key Takeaways:
- Shifting from doing the work to strategic thinking changes everything
- Setting boundaries protects your energy and your priorities
- Financial data is a tool for empowerment, not something to avoid
- Profit First helps ensure you prioritize your own pay
- Delegation and outsourcing free up space for growth
- Grace and small wins help maintain long-term financial momentum
- Vulnerability and support-seeking are strengths in any financial journey
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Connect With Megan:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/meganmschwan/
https://www.instagram.com/mompreneurof4/
https://www.facebook.com/sidekickaccounting
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