simple numbers, sound decisions

Where Entrepreneurship Meets Accounting Without the Overwhelm

Learn the financial foundations every UK business owner should know – from an experienced accountant who’s here to guide, not replace, your professional support.

Welcome to a new kind of accounting education

If you're starting or growing a small business, you’re probably juggling a dozen new responsibilities – branding, websites, pricing, marketing... and of course, the finances. Most founders are never taught how to manage business money confidently – and that’s where I come in.

About Me

As a UK-qualified accountant, I’ve helped countless small business owners build stronger, more resilient businesses by giving them not just answers, but understanding.

This is not DIY accounting.
This is financial education, built ethically – so you know what matters, what’s required, and when to call in professional help.

Years of Experience

Built on Ethical Foundations

I’m a UK accountant first – and that means ethics come before everything.

This training is strictly educational, always up-front about boundaries. This isn’t a replacement for an accountant. It’s how to be the kind of client that gets the best from one.

Never DIY statutory filings.

Understand tax, don’t guess it.

Know when to hire help – and what to ask for.

Featured Courses

Practical. Bite-sized. Designed for UK founders.

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Before this course, I didn’t know what a cash flow forecast was. Now I have one – and I actually use it!

Oliver Goodman

This helped me stop fearing the numbers. I finally understand what my accountant is talking about!

Emma Stone

Ever since I stopped using a shoebox for my receipts and switched to actual accounting software, I no longer get anxiety attacks when I hear 'time to do your year end accounts'. My accountant even smiled once—pretty sure it was real. 10/10

Nathalie Moore

Keeping my bookkeeping tidy used to mean stacking papers near the drawer they belonged in. Now, with everything organized, I finally know where my money's going—and it turns out, it wasn't the gnomes stealing it. It was me... on takeout. Thanks, bookkeeping!