I Need A Clone Consulting

I Need A Clone Consulting Helping women grow from DIY to 7-figure CEO
✨Bookkeeping + CFO for conscious founders
🦉Financial Foundations education for rising visionaries

We believe that simplicity & clarity are the keys to your
entrepreneurial & personal success. We love working with solopreneurs, especially those with a growth mindset, in service-based industries who help improve their communities in creative, holistic, or curative ways. I Need a Clone Consulting was founded in 2012 by our CEO, Randi Turkin. The company offers financial management solutions for

small businesses and individuals. We do this in a variety of ways:

● Done-for-you Bookkeeping for Creatives, Coaches + Healers
● CFO/ Consulting Services for Small Businesses
● 1:1 Finance Coaching
● Magic #9 Debt Warrior Online Course + Group Coaching Program

Our mission is to give our clients + customers their time back and help them feel empowered with their money. We have a passion for personal empowerment and are committed to your success. We understand that the most important component to a business’s longevity is its financial health. Systems come and go; messaging shifts; services change — the one thing that remains in a constant state of flow is the money. We value working with clients long term and seeking continuous growth… together.

My advice to someone starting a business today?Don’t put all your energy into making the business *look* successful. Sta...
08/28/2026

My advice to someone starting a business today?

Don’t put all your energy into making the business *look* successful. Start building the solid financial foundation your vision will need.

Your vision may arrive as an idea, an intuitive nudge, or a deep knowing about what you’re here to create. But bringing that vision into the physical world requires financial habits, systems, and information you can trust.

Start here:

• Track your income and expenses from day one
• Separate your personal and business finances
• Price for profitability and sustainability, not simply to win clients
• Review your cash flow regularly and give your money a job
• Organize your books throughout the year instead of waiting until tax season
• Learn how to read the story your numbers are telling you

You don’t have to become an accounting expert, and you don’t need to understand everything immediately. Financial literacy is a skill you can learn one step at a time.

❤️‍🔥 Hot tip: If money feels overwhelming, choose one small financial practice and repeat it consistently.

~ Set up your business bank account.
~ Schedule a monthly money date.
~ Review one financial report.

Small, repeated actions build the capacity to hold a larger business and a bigger vision.

✨This is exactly the kind of support I’ll be sharing inside The Manifesting Strategist Circle, my new free community coming in September for women building or evolving their businesses.

Comment CIRCLE or send me a DM, and I’ll add you to the waitlist.

And if you’ve been in business for a while, what’s one piece of advice you’d give someone starting today?




Your financial records aren’t simply something you maintain for taxes. When they’re accurate, organized, and understood,...
08/27/2026

Your financial records aren’t simply something you maintain for taxes. When they’re accurate, organized, and understood, they become a tool for bringing your vision to life.

Here are six ways we help make running your business easier:

1. We keep your financial records organized so you know where your business stands.

2. We help you monitor your cash flow so you can plan ahead, assign your money a job, and make more intentional choices.

3. We prepare accurate financial reports so you can make informed decisions with confidence.

4. We keep you tax-ready by maintaining accurate, up-to-date records throughout the year.

5. We prepare financial statements for lenders when you’re applying for a business loan or other financing.

6. We give you back time and mental capacity so you can focus on leading and evolving your business instead of managing the books.

Your vision may begin as an idea, an intuitive nudge, or a deep knowing about what you’re here to create. But bringing it into the physical world requires financial clarity, supportive systems, and grounded decisions.

❤️‍🔥Hot tip: When a financial decision feels emotionally charged, pause and ask yourself three questions:

1. What do my numbers say?
2. What am I afraid they’ll say?
3. What does my vision require from me now?

Ready to spend less time managing your business finances and more time leading your business?

Book a call using the link in our profile, or comment BOOKS below to learn more about our accounting and advisory services.




Falling behind on your books doesn’t mean anything other than you're running behind (so you can stop with the negative s...
08/26/2026

Falling behind on your books doesn’t mean anything other than you're running behind (so you can stop with the negative self talk & shame). ;)

Sometimes running a business gets busy, or maybe your current system stops working. But what I see most often with the people who come to me is that the longer they’ve avoided their numbers, the harder it feels to open them and see what’s actually there.

Is that how you feel?

Good news. 💝 This is where we come in.

We help business owners:

• Clean up months or years of unfinished bookkeeping
• Find and correct errors
• Reconcile bank and credit card accounts
• Migrate from QuickBooks to Xero, when needed
• Prepare accurate financial reports
• Keep their books tax-ready year-round
• Create a sustainable process for staying current

A little tip if you’ve been avoiding a financial mess: You don’t have to solve it before asking for help. Start by gathering what you have and let a professional help you determine the next steps. Clarity usually feels much less overwhelming than the story you’ve been carrying about what might be wrong.

The sooner your books are cleaned up, the sooner you can make decisions based on accurate information and move forward with greater confidence.

Ready to clear the backlog and create a stronger financial foundation?

Book a call using the link in our profile or comment BOOKS below to learn more about our cleanup and ongoing accounting services.




Imagine knowing your business finances are accurate, organized, and up to date every month without having to manage it a...
08/25/2026

Imagine knowing your business finances are accurate, organized, and up to date every month without having to manage it all yourself.

With monthly accounting support, we help you:

• Stay on top of your cash flow
• Keep your financial reports accurate
• Remain prepared for tax season year-round
• Catch potential issues before they become expensive problems
• Understand what your numbers are telling you
• Make more confident financial decisions

This isn’t simply about keeping your books clean. It’s about creating a reliable financial foundation that helps you lead and grow your business with greater clarity.

✨ A little tip if you’ve been avoiding your numbers:

Don’t begin by trying to fix everything at once.

Set a timer for 10 minutes, take a few slow breaths, and look at one account or one report with curiosity instead of judgment.

Building a healthier relationship with money starts by making it feel safer to look.

Ready to have a trusted numbers person in your corner?

Book a call using the link in our profile or comment BOOKS below to learn more about our monthly accounting and advisory services.




Most business owners can name ten things they’d like to improve.The harder part is deciding which one deserves your atte...
08/21/2026

Most business owners can name ten things they’d like to improve.

The harder part is deciding which one deserves your attention first.

Maybe you’re working on:

• Creating stronger systems
• Improving your marketing
• Refining your client experience
• Understanding your finances
• Increasing profitability
• Simplifying your offers
• Following through more consistently
• Building a business that doesn’t depend on you for everything

Choosing one priority doesn’t mean the others aren’t important. It means you’re giving yourself a clear place to begin.

This is a big part of the work I do with visionary entrepreneurs: helping them take the vision, sort through all the possibilities, and turn the right priority into a practical path forward.

What’s the one thing you’re currently working on improving in your business?

Share it below. I’d genuinely love to know.





Being busy and making progress aren’t always the same thing.You can watch tutorials, categorize transactions, check the ...
08/20/2026

Being busy and making progress aren’t always the same thing.

You can watch tutorials, categorize transactions, check the bank account, and set ambitious revenue goals while still avoiding the financial work that gives those activities meaning.

The useful questions are:

• Are your records current enough to trust?
• Do you know what you’re keeping, not only what you’re making?
• Are you reviewing the reports after the transactions are categorized?
• Do you understand your upcoming cash needs?
• Will your revenue goal improve profitability, or simply create more work and expense?

Information only becomes valuable when you use it to make a decision or take an action.

That’s true in your finances, and it’s true across your business. Preparation has a place, but eventually you have to move from researching and organizing into doing the thing that changes the outcome.

Which one have you caught yourself doing?





Your business needs money for taxes, operating expenses, contractors, payroll, debt, and future growth.But it also needs...
08/19/2026

Your business needs money for taxes, operating expenses, contractors, payroll, debt, and future growth.

But it also needs to support the person building it.

Too many business owners pay everyone else, reinvest whatever remains, and treat their own compensation like an optional expense. Over time, that can lead to resentment, personal financial strain, and a business model that only works because the owner keeps sacrificing.

A thoughtful owner-pay plan can help you:

• Create more predictable personal income
• Maintain clearer boundaries between business and personal finances
• Account for your own financial needs when setting prices and revenue goals
• Decide how much the business can distribute while maintaining healthy cash reserves
• Build a company that supports both its future and yours

How you pay yourself will depend on your business structure, profitability, cash flow, and tax guidance. But regardless of the method, your compensation should be part of the plan.

A business that generates revenue but can’t sustainably pay its owner may need more than increased sales. It may need stronger pricing, better margins, more intentional spending, or a clearer financial strategy.

Need help understanding what your business can afford to pay you?

Comment “BOOKS” below or visit the link in my profile to learn more about my accounting and financial advisory services.





True.A business can bring in more revenue than ever and still struggle to cover its bills.Growth often requires spending...
08/18/2026

True.

A business can bring in more revenue than ever and still struggle to cover its bills.

Growth often requires spending money before the increased revenue reaches your bank account. You may be hiring, adding contractors, investing in marketing, purchasing inventory, upgrading systems, or taking on larger tax and payroll obligations.

At the same time, customer payments may arrive weeks after the work is completed.

That’s why revenue alone isn’t enough to tell you whether the business is financially healthy. You also need to understand:

• When money is expected to come in
• When major expenses and tax payments are due
• Whether the business is consistently profitable
• How much clients still owe you
• Whether you have enough cash reserved for slower months or unexpected costs
• How much additional spending the next stage of growth will require

Growth is exciting, but it needs financial structure underneath it.

A cash-flow forecast can help you see potential gaps before they become urgent and make decisions based on what the business will need, not simply what’s sitting in the bank today.

Need help understanding where your cash is going and planning for what’s ahead?

Comment “BOOKS” below or visit the link in my profile to learn more about my accounting and financial advisory services.





Building wealth usually isn’t about one big decision.It’s often the result of small, intentional habits repeated long en...
08/17/2026

Building wealth usually isn’t about one big decision.

It’s often the result of small, intentional habits repeated long enough to change your financial position.

That can look like reviewing your numbers every month, giving your money a plan, setting aside cash for taxes, paying yourself consistently, building a reserve, and thinking beyond the needs of the current month.

It also means making business decisions with the longer vision in mind.

Do you want a business that depends on you for every dollar it earns? Do you want to grow a team, simplify your offers, build assets, prepare for retirement, or eventually step away?

The financial habits you build now should support where you’re trying to go, not just help you survive what’s happening today.

This is where money strategy and business strategy naturally meet.

If you need help understanding your numbers and building stronger financial systems, comment “BOOKS” below.

And if you have a bigger vision but need help turning it into clear priorities and consistent action, you can learn more about The Vision to Ex*****on Accelerator at ineedaclone.com/accelerator.





Not everything you love needs to become a revenue stream.Some things are allowed to exist simply because they’re fun, re...
08/14/2026

Not everything you love needs to become a revenue stream.

Some things are allowed to exist simply because they’re fun, restorative, creative, or deeply yours.

Turning a hobby into a business changes your relationship with it. Now there may be pricing decisions, marketing, deadlines, customer expectations, financial records, taxes, and pressure to make the numbers work.

That doesn’t mean you shouldn’t do it. Plenty of meaningful businesses begin with something the founder genuinely loves.

But being good at something and enjoying it aren’t the only reasons to build a business around it.

Ask yourself:

• Do I want to do this consistently, even when I’m not inspired?
• Do I want customers or clients shaping part of the experience?
• Is there genuine demand for what I’d offer?
• Do I want the responsibility that comes with running it as a business?
•Does turning this into a business feel connected to my purpose, or am I monetizing it simply because I can?
• Would monetizing it deepen my enjoyment or slowly drain it?

Sometimes the most aligned decision is building the business.

Sometimes it’s protecting the hobby.

Do you agree, or do you think nearly any hobby can become a worthwhile business?





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