Making people feel seen, safe, and included isn't a bonus anymore—it's the bare minimum. Whether you run a corner café, a fitness studio, or an online storefront, customers arrive with different needs, languages, bodies, and expectations. Meeting them halfway isn’t just the right thing—it’s a business advantage. The good news? Most changes don’t require a major overhaul. What they do require is intention. A welcoming business doesn’t happen by accident; it’s built, layer by layer, choice by choice. Train
Running a small business means making decisions that often blend logic, law, and gut instinct. Among the trickiest of those choices is deciding how to take money out of the business and into your own bank account. It's not just a matter of personal income—it's about how that income reflects on taxes, stability, and long-term business health. Whether choosing to take a structured salary or opting for an owner’s draw, the move speaks volumes about how the business is run and how its future is being