Accounting for the Self: Staying Aligned While Building a Business
- jessica66272
- Aug 14
- 1 min read

"You see the mountain. But what's on the other side of the mountain?" ~ Pharrel
A self-accounting practice for founders who want to grow with clarity and intention.
You know your numbers. You check your cash flow, scan your P&L, and forecast your next quarter. But when’s the last time you looked at your own balance sheet?
Not your business.
You.
Being an entrepreneur means carrying the weight of vision, risk, and relentless decisions. It’s easy to lose track of the most important asset in your business: you.
That’s why I created Accounting for the Self—a workshop (and workbook) that uses familiar financial tools to reconnect you with your values, energy, and purpose as a founder.
🧾 What if you ran your life like your business?
In this workshop, we reframe classic accounting tools as self-reflection frameworks:
Assets = your strengths and creative energy
Liabilities = burnout, fear, self-doubt
Equity = your inner integrity and self-trust
Revenue = moments of joy and fulfillment
Expenses = distractions, people-pleasing, misalignment
We’re not tracking dollars—we’re tracking alignment.
📘 What You’ll Get
A printable Self-Balance Sheet for founders
A Quarterly P&L Reflection on what’s actually fueling (or draining) you
A guided Month-End Ritual to close each season with clarity
Journaling prompts to help you realign, refocus, and recommit
💡 Why It Matters
When you're the one driving the business, your internal clarity is operational leverage.
If you're:
Feeling off-track but can’t explain why
Burning out from invisible “expenses”
Ready to lead with intention, not just urgency
This is for you.



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