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Newsletter: January 2026

New clients told us this last month that their year-end close was so much easier than previous years. And the reason is simple. At Healthy Bodies of Finance, we treat every single month like a year-end close.

The reconciliations, the reviews, the cleanup. It all happens in real time, not in a panic in January. So when year-end actually rolls around, it feels like just another month. No surprises, no backlog, no stress.

Specifically, how to keep a growth mindset even when life throws you a curveball. Because here’s what we see all the time. Two practice owners can be sitting on the same amount of revenue and react completely differently to their next big financial move. One keeps delaying because the timing never feels right. The other reviews their margins, looks at the forecast, and makes the call.

The difference isn’t the numbers. It’s how they think about the numbers.

So we’ve been reading up on what separates the two, especially when the business is ready to grow and the practice owner is the one hesitating.

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A practice manager added a vendor that didn’t exist.

A practice owner brought us in to clean up their books before tax season. Nothing dramatic, just a mess that needed organizing. While reviewing accounts payable, we noticed two vendor entries for what looked like the same medical supply company. Almost identical names. One had a slightly different spelling and a PO Box instead of a street address. The payments to the second vendor had been going out monthly for over a year.

When we pulled the invoices, the amounts were small enough to look routine. Nothing that would make anyone look twice during a busy month. But the second vendor? It didn’t exist. The practice manager had created it, approved the payments, and because nobody else was reviewing the vendor list, it just kept going.

By the time we caught it, the practice had paid out over $40,000 to an account the practice manager controlled.

🚩 The Red Flag: Pull your full vendor list today and look for duplicate or near-duplicate names. If two entries look like they could be the same company, find out why.

Fraud doesn’t announce itself. It hides in trust.


Running a health and wellness business takes heart, intuition, and grit,  but it also takes clarity. 

That’s why we created industry-specific e-books for medical spas and aesthetic practices, holistic and medical clinics, day spas and massage therapists, chiropractic and wellness centers, yoga and Pilates studios, mental health counseling and specialized therapy, fitness and gym centers, physical therapy and rehab clinics, and dental practices. Each guide tackles the stuff you’re dealing with. The cash flow stress. The bookkeeping gaps. The operational chaos. The fraud risks that slip into busy, fast-moving wellness businesses.

Choose the e-book that matches your world and the way your business actually runs. Let it meet you exactly where you are,  whether you’re scaling, stabilizing, or finally ready to understand your numbers. 


Stay grounded. Get clear. Grow strong.
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