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In this episode of The QuickBooks Wizard, Brian introduces a new voice to the show: Bitey McSlashypaws—the tiny, confident, absolutely convinced problem-solver who represents every shortcut instinct you’ve ever had in bookkeeping.

Bitey means well.
Bitey is fast.
Bitey is certain.

And Bitey is exactly how books get quietly broken.

This episode explores the moment when irritation replaces clarity, when something feels “small enough to fix,” and emotion starts steering decisions. It’s the point where speed feels more attractive than understanding, and where confident guesses start replacing professional judgment.

You’ll hear how:

• Annoyance becomes more dangerous than confusion
• Certainty is often emotional, not factual
• “Fixing” can be a form of avoidance
• Letting something breathe protects the story of your books
• Authority doesn’t rush. It listens first

Through humor, character interaction, and grounded accounting psychology, this episode reminds you that good bookkeeping is not about reacting faster. It’s about staying senior to the moment.

Don’t let Bitey fix your books.
Let clarity do it instead.

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