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Open Book Consulting Business financial consulting, planning, and advising services that empower you.

At Open Book Consulting (aka Allison Bookkeeping) our passion is empowering entrepreneurs to succeed through better understanding of their numbers in order to make better decisions and have more fulfilling lives. We specialize in business financial strategy, QBO Bookkeeping services and QuickBooks training, and any mix in between that you may need.

Your finances can tell you whether you can afford to hire help.But only if you know how to read them.Here is where to st...
10/28/2026

Your finances can tell you whether you can afford to hire help.

But only if you know how to read them.

Here is where to start. Pull your profit and loss report for the first half of the year. Look at your revenue, your expenses, and what is left over.

That number tells you what your business actually has to work with. And from there you can make a real decision, not a fear-based one.

Clean books are not just about tax season. They are how you make confident decisions all year long. Including the decision to finally get the support you deserve.

Money was never meant to be your master. It was only ever meant to be your tool.As Q4 moves forward, this is your invita...
10/28/2026

Money was never meant to be your master. It was only ever meant to be your tool.

As Q4 moves forward, this is your invitation to stop fearing your numbers, stop chasing more for its own sake, and start using what you have been given exactly as it was meant to be used, for your family, your team, and your calling.

Clean, current books will not make you love money less. They will make it easier to hold loosely.

If you are ready for that kind of clarity, I would love to support you. Apply now at

Get clarity, guidance, and support to run your business with our financial consulting services in northern Colorado.

"For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pi...
10/26/2026

"For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evil. Some people, eager for money, have wandered from the faith and pierced themselves with many griefs." - 1 Timothy 6:10

This verse gets used to shame people out of wanting financial health. That was never the point.

It is a warning about love, not a warning about money. About what you worship, not about what you earn.

Money held loosely, used well, and kept in its proper place is not the danger this verse is describing.

It becomes dangerous the moment it moves from your hand to your heart.

The women who scale their businesses well are not the ones who work the hardest.They are the ones who get clear on what ...
10/23/2026

The women who scale their businesses well are not the ones who work the hardest.

They are the ones who get clear on what only they can do, and then they build support around everything else.

That is not a luxury. That is wisdom.

And it is available to you too.

Another belief worth challenging this month: "If I really trusted God, I would not care so much about my profit margin."...
10/23/2026

Another belief worth challenging this month: "If I really trusted God, I would not care so much about my profit margin."

Caring about your numbers is not the opposite of trust. Ignoring them is not extra faith either.

God gave you a business and a mind capable of running it well. Paying attention to your profit is stewardship, not distrust.

You are allowed to trust God and read your P&L in the same week. Those two things were never in competition.

I want to challenge a belief I hear often from women of faith in business. "I should be able to handle this myself."Wher...
10/21/2026

I want to challenge a belief I hear often from women of faith in business. "I should be able to handle this myself."

Where did that come from?

Because it is not in Scripture. It is not good stewardship. And it is quietly costing you more than you realize.

Asking for help is not a weakness. It is not a failure. It is what wise leaders do.

A practical question for this week.When you look at your money right now, business or personal, are you using it as a to...
10/19/2026

A practical question for this week.

When you look at your money right now, business or personal, are you using it as a tool, or has it quietly become something you are chasing, or something you are afraid of?

Not a trick question. Just an honest one.

What did you notice?

Q4 is here, and 1099 season is starting to creep onto the calendar whether you are ready or not.For a lot of business ow...
10/16/2026

Q4 is here, and 1099 season is starting to creep onto the calendar whether you are ready or not.

For a lot of business owners, that means one thing: dread.

Not because the paperwork is hard. Because it forces you to actually look at where the money went all year.

Here is a gentler way to think about it. Every dollar you spent is a story about what you valued enough to invest in.

Some of that story will encourage you. Some of it might not. Either way, it is worth reading honestly instead of avoiding it until January.

Here is a practical question to sit with this week. What is one task in your business that you are doing yourself right ...
10/16/2026

Here is a practical question to sit with this week. What is one task in your business that you are doing yourself right now that someone else could do just as well or better?

Not everything. Just one thing.

Because delegation rarely starts with a big, dramatic overhaul. It starts with one decision to let go of one thing that is not the best use of your time, energy, or calling.

What would that one thing be for you?

You thought this year was going to be different.You were going to get more organized. Stop feeling so behind. Finally fe...
10/14/2026

You thought this year was going to be different.

You were going to get more organized. Stop feeling so behind. Finally feel like you had a handle on things.

And here we are, and the weight is still there.

I want you to hear this gently but clearly. That is not a discipline problem. That is a support problem.

The right help changes everything. And you deserve to have it.

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Loveland, CO

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 3pm

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+19702185563

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