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šŸ’° $85k for Your Biz + Trust Your Gut

TL:DR Let your gut decide, Tory's billion dollar mission & those subscriptions might be costing you!

There are weeks as a business owner when everything just flows. 

Your invoices are paid on time.

Your next client is already knocking at your (digital) door.

You’re not hustling. 

You’re gliding.

And for a moment, it feels like you're on a winning streak... the kind that’s not about luck, but alignment.

I used to think running a business meant constant struggle, late nights, unanswered emails, juggling receipts, and self-doubt. But maybe it’s not about grinding harder. Maybe it’s about trusting yourself more (and getting the right tools that help you grow šŸ˜‰).

Because when women stop second-guessing and start listening to their gut, everything starts to click.

✨ Save time and automate

Running a business is hard enough, your finances shouldn't be a guessing game.

The average solopreneur spends 5-7 hours a month on bookkeeping. Not to mention they miss out on an average of $15k+ in tax savings every year just because they don't have the right tools.
 

That’s why we built Investrio, your all-in-one financial center:

āœ… Automate your bookkeeping
āœ… Track every dollar
āœ… Maximize your deductions
āœ… Plan ahead with ease
 

You work too hard to leave money behind.

Join our private beta today and let’s make sure every penny you earn works harder for you. šŸ’ø

 

šŸ¦ Finance Fix

The Real Cost of Not Paying Attention

A Canva here. A calendar tool there.
A ā€œfree trialā€ that became very not free.

When you're running a business, it’s shockingly easy to lose track of where your money’s going especially when your personal and business expenses live in the same wallet.

But not knowing = overspending.

And worse? You might be missing tax deductions without even realizing it.

Here’s the deal:


 šŸ§¾ Business expenses = potential tax write-offs


When you track eligible expenses, you reduce your taxable income which means you could owe less to the IRS.


But you can’t write off what you don’t track.


Inside the Investrio app, we automatically classify your expenses so you’re not left guessing what that Stripe charge was 3 months from now. Plus, our dashboard separates biz vs personal in one clean view.

šŸŽÆ Grants for Solopreneurs & Small Businesses

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šŸ’¼ Up to $25K for Women-Owned CPG Brands

The Dream Makers Founder Grant is awarding 5 women-led businesses $25,000 each to scale their product-based ventures.

šŸ“… Apply here by May 30

šŸ’– Up to $10K for Women Entrepreneurs

The Amber Grant offers monthly $10,000 grants to women-owned businesses — and a shot at $25,000 at the end of the year. May’s theme: Mental & Emotional Support.

šŸ“… Apply here by May 30

šŸ‘©šŸ½ Up to $50K for Women-Owned Businesses

Block Advisors’ Fund Her Future Grant is back—awarding one $50,000 grand prize and five $10,000 grants to women-owned businesses.

šŸ“… Apply here by May 30

How Tory Burch Built a Brand and a Billion Dollar Mission

Tory Burch launched her brand with one boutique and a bold idea: make luxury more accessible and use fashion to lift other women as she climbed. Now she’s pledging $1B to support women entrepreneurs by 2030

Here’s how she got there:

  • Make a Hero Product: The Reva Flat wasn’t just stylish, it hit a gap in the market: comfortable, polished, and under $200. It became a gateway product that built brand loyalty and drove serious revenue.

  • Go Multi-Channel but Stay In Control:  Boutiques, Nordstrom, licensing deals they sell everywhere. But 85% of revenue still comes from her own stores and e-comm.

  • Lead with Purpose: Five years in, Tory launched her foundation to support women founders before it was trendy .Today, it’s deployed $100M+ in capital and trained thousands. Don’t wait to give back.

Do you have questions? Just ask Vestie, your financial bestie! 🌟

In Abundance,
Joyce and Laura

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