u/jmjacobs25

I own a small online personal training business.

I've formed my LLC and have a business checking account from which the monthly subscription charges are pulled.

The online platform I use to deliver my services pays out monthly via PayPal. Up to this point, I have accepted the money via my personal PayPal account.

My question: if I accept the money via my personal PayPal account but then deposit it into my business checking, do I maintain separation since the money ultimately ends up in the hands of the business?

Any help here would be appreciated. Thanks!

Hello!

I own a small online personal training business. I've formed my LLC and have a business checking account.

The platform I use to provide my service pays out via PayPal. I am currently using a personal PayPal account to accept the money. I have changed the billing information so that the monthly charges are taken from the business checking account.

If I accept money via my personal PayPal account, but have the funds deposited into the business checking account, am I still creating enough separation between myself and the business or would this be seen as risky?

Thanks!

If there are any folks actively working in a data analytics capacity in either professional or collegiate sports, please send me a DM.

I am trying to start a data science/analytics initiative in the athletic department in which I work and would like to briefly pick your brain on best practices/ suggestions/ etc.

Thank you!

TL;DR: estimate for a job increased significantly after completion, wondering what my options are.

FULL POST:

Recently had renovations to my kitchen completed.

Price given by GC was $13500. Now that the job is done, he's added on approximately $4500 worth of charges he's calling "change orders."

There was a good bit of electrical work that needed to be done due to existing wiring being in poor condition.

Change Order Description from Estimate is below:

"$4,000 for scope below

New cable for stove

New cable for oven

Installing two extra lights

New cable for refrigerator

Rewire ceiling fan

Added several receptacles

Change 3 breakers this isn’t the breaker you paid Luis separately for

Rewire all lights switches and receptacles with 12/2 wire

Added new junction boxes in the crawl space

All old wire was removed and all new wired was installed in the kitchen

Note only thing electrical that was in my scope of work was moving the light switch that was in the stove side and adding cabinet lights and putting everything back together how it was "

Is this normal practice? Do I have room to negotiate this? Any help from more experienced folks would be appreciated!

Location: Upstate, South Carolina

Recently had renovations to my kitchen completed.

Price given by GC was $13500. Now that the job is done, he's added on approximately $4500 worth of charges he's calling "change orders."

There was a good bit of electrical work that needed to be done due to existing wiring being in poor condition.

Is this normal practice? Do I have room to negotiate this? Any help from more experienced folks would be appreciated!

I can share the exact items listed in the change order, got an automated notice to my original post saying it was too long with specifics included.

I'm an S&C coach looking to generate some passive-ish income by selling programming through online marketplaces.

I'm currently using TrainHeroic (I've sold two whole programs in my first mknth,look at me go), but am wondering if there are other marketplaces worth selling on.

Are there other platforms that allow for one-time program sales like this? What are y'alls experiences? Thanks!