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Not Finished, Not Gone isn’t about endings.
It’s about staying in the room when things don’t resolve cleanly.

This track lives in the tension between momentum and pause — loud, gritty, and human. Feedy & the Bank Feeds lean into distortion, weight, and restraint, letting the song breathe without trying to wrap it up neatly.

It’s not a victory lap.
It’s not a goodbye.
It’s the sound of keeping the lights on and the amps humming while the rest settles.

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Not Finished, Not Gone

This wasn’t the episode I planned to release.

Season Two didn’t end on schedule, and rather than force a wrap-up that didn’t feel finished, I chose to pause.

This is a short closing note, followed by a song that marks the end of the season.

I’ll be back after a brief hiatus.

Thanks for listening, and thanks for being here.

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Light Still On (Russian Hip Hop Cut) is Feedy & the Bank Feeds leaning into pressure, not poetry.

This isn’t a gentle reflection — it’s restraint under distortion. Heavy beats, blunt delivery, and that cold, steady pulse that comes from choosing responsibility when nobody’s clapping and nothing’s on fire.

The song lives in the space before drama. Before excuses. Before walking away feels justified.

No sirens.
No chaos cosplay.
Just staying put when it would be easier to disappear.

This track is about endurance that doesn’t announce itself — about keeping the switch on, holding the line, and refusing to trade responsibility for relief.

Grunge attitude.
Hip-hop spine.
No heroics required.

The light’s still on — not because it’s loud, but because someone stayed.

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Some Things Aren’t Optional

Every system has things you can skip… and things you can’t.

In this episode of The QuickBooks Wizard, we tell a story about responsibility, routine, and the quiet work that prevents problems long before they become emergencies. It’s funny in places, uncomfortable in others, and grounded in something every small business owner eventually learns the hard way:

Some tasks don’t announce themselves as urgent.
They don’t break anything right away.
But when they’re ignored, the consequences always arrive later.

This episode isn’t about theory, labels, or perfect workflows.
It’s about the unglamorous basics that keep everything else from drifting off course — and why skipping them feels harmless right up until it isn’t.

You’ll hear:

• A cautionary tale from the Wizard
• Carl putting structure around why “optional” work never really is
• A reminder that reliability isn’t flashy, but it’s powerful
• And why doing your job when nothing is wrong is what keeps nothing from going wrong

If this episode made you laugh, think, or rethink something you’ve been putting off, please consider leaving a rating or review. It helps more people find the show than any algorithm ever could.

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Thanks for listening — and may your books always balance.

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“Not Yours Yet” is a reminder to slow down before certainty hardens into story. This track lives in the space between impulse and judgment, where things are still forming and truth hasn’t fully introduced itself yet.

Feedy & the Bank Feeds lean into restraint instead of resolution, letting distortion and weight carry a message about patience, humility, and resisting the urge to “fix” what hasn’t finished speaking. It’s grunge with a conscience. Heavy, grounded, and deliberate.

This song isn’t about hesitation. It’s about respect.
Respect for process.
Respect for meaning.
Respect for the quiet moment before ownership begins.

Sometimes the strongest move is not to decide.
Sometimes the truth needs room to breathe.

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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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The QuickBooks Wizard is not about speed, hacks, or pressure.
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Before You Decide is a quiet conversation between instinct and judgment.

It’s about the moment just before certainty.
The breath before a choice.
The pause that keeps speed from becoming mistake.

This song isn’t anti-technology.
It isn’t anti-progress.
It’s about staying human inside systems that move faster than understanding.

When interfaces feel confident, when dashboards look resolved, when everything seems “ready,” this song asks a gentler question:

What if clarity needs one more second?

It’s a reflection on restraint, professionalism, and the kind of authority that doesn’t rush to close stories before they’ve finished speaking.

This isn’t hesitation.
It’s discernment.

And sometimes, that pause is where the truth becomes visible.

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In this episode of The QuickBooks Wizard, we talk about why change so often feels like failure… even when your skills are solid and your work is sound.

A new interface doesn’t erase your competence.
It disrupts your map.

When layouts shift and familiar paths disappear, your brain reads that as uncertainty, not inconvenience. And uncertainty is heavy. It slows you down. It makes you question yourself. Not because you’ve lost ability, but because your orientation system is rebuilding.

This episode is about reclaiming authority inside that moment.

Not by fighting the software.
Not by rushing to “get fast again.”
But by understanding what your role really is when tools evolve.

You’ll hear how:

• Confidence isn’t created by polished screens
• Authority doesn’t come from speed
• And why judgment still belongs to you, not the interface

It’s a calm conversation about professionalism, restraint, and the quiet confidence that returns when you stop letting design changes define your worth.

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