Unbalanced

di Candy Bellau, Sam Hallburn, Anchor

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Horror stories, hard lessons, and hiring mistakes with Brad Yochum

Brad Yochum joins Candy and Sam for a no-filter conversation on what it's really like to run a firm. From losing sleep over clients to hiring the wrong people (and paying for it), Brad opens up about the emotional whiplash of entrepreneurship. He shares the con that cost him everything, the painful lesson of ignoring red flags, and how he rebuilt a life and team he’s proud of. *Produced by Anchor

The accidental accountant on ethics, gut checks, and the power of saying no with Heather Day Satterley

What happens when a client crosses a line you didn’t see coming? In this powerful episode of Unbalanced, Heather Day Satterley shares the real story of firing a client over an ethical boundary and the emotional fallout that followed. The conversation dives into value misalignment, listening to your gut, saying no (even when it's hard), and how lonely moments in firm ownership can become turning points. It's raw, honest, and filled with the kind of advice every firm owner needs to hear. For further listening: https://open.spotify.com/episode/5Lz9ScWEi1uzZOyyTuZl5k?si=bd911148220c480d *Produced by Anchor

What no one tells you about running a firm with Candy Bellau & Sam Hallburn

The Unbalanced podcast is about what happens when you’re building a business and feel like everyone else has it figured out but you. Candy and Sam go first, leading with vulnerability so others know they’re not alone. If you’ve ever questioned whether you belong in this industry or felt crushed under the weight of “success,” this is the space for you. *Produced by ⁠Anchor

How to build a life you actually want, one raw conversation at a time with Mariette Martinez

In this unfiltered episode of Unbalanced, we sit down with powerhouse educator and unapologetic truth-teller Mariette Martinez. From growing up as her mother’s bookkeeper at 11 to launching a virtual firm before it was trendy, Mariette walks us through her very real journey, complete with seven-year pivots, late-night blowouts, and hard conversations with her kids (and herself). She opens up about leaving behind a successful tax practice, the pressure of doing it all, and why reframing your relationship with money (and mindset) is more powerful than any spreadsheet. This one’s a love letter to women building businesses, raising families, and finally giving themselves permission not to do it all. Produced by Anchor.

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