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  The Trap of the "Self-Made" Myth https://www.spreaker.com/episode/the-power-of-umoja-breaking-the-illusion-of-isolation--70376622 We’ve all heard it: “I got it out the mud all by myself.” It sounds good on a track or in a motivational speech, but is it the truth? For too long, our community has been sold a lie that glorifies extreme individualism. We are conditioned to grind alone and suffer in silence, believing that asking for help is a sign of weakness. But this mindset is exactly what feeds the heavy, quiet burdens of blame, shame, and guilt. When you isolate yourself, your struggles feel insurmountable. The reality is, our ancestors never survived by acting as islands. Their superpower was the collective. The deep, intentional work of true unity requires us to look in the mirror and then look at our community. What happens when we stop competing with our brothers and sisters and start combining our strength? The answer just might change how you approach your entire lif...
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My name is Ayisha Essick, some know me as Avone or Ame Gye Nyame. I started doing Bookkeeping at the age of 16. I was the bookkeeper for my dad's trucking company, Merril&Merrill Trucking Co. I then did accounting for a few companies throughout Columbus Ohio and finally got my Bachelors in Business Administration and majored in Accounting. I finally established OnTime Accounting & Business Management Services LLC so that I could continue doing what I do best. Helping others open their businesses and running them in a compliant and profitable manner. 

Entrepreneurs and Small business owners the like, Please answer the questions below.

1) What was your profit or loss for your company for the last 3 to 6 months?
2) What was your break even ?
3) Can you afford to take your business to that next level that you have been dreaming of, expansion, new product, relocation??

If you cant answer these question then you need to be calling us at OnTime Accounting. Let us put our 15 years of experience to use managing your books so you can manage your business more efficiently. Because we believe in your dreams just as much as do you!!!! 

Mrs. Ayisha Essick-Harris
Sr. Business Management Consultant
OnTime Accounting & Business Management Services LLC
dba OnTime Tax Refunds
614-354-5702
1273 West Broad Street
Columbus, Ohio 43222

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