Send us a text What happens when the monster isn’t gone — just balanced? In “The Monster with Two Faces,” Feedy & The Bank Feeds explore the tension between appearance and reality, profit and loss, truth and perception. It’s the calm after the mirror breaks, where you realize that balance doesn’t come from perfection — it comes from seeing both sides clearly. This track continues the emotional thread that began with “Monster in the Mirror.” Where that song was raw and confessional, this o...
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Send us a text What happens when the monster isn’t gone — just balanced? In “The Monster with Two Faces,” Feedy & The Bank Feeds explore the tension between appearance and reality, profit and loss, truth and perception. It’s the calm after the mirror breaks, where you realize that balance doesn’t come from perfection — it comes from seeing both sides clearly. This track continues the emotional thread that began with “Monster in the Mirror.” Where that song was raw and confessional, this o...
Send us a text Bank feeds in QuickBooks Online can be your biggest time-saver… or your biggest headache. Meet Feedy, the critter behind those green and grey lines in the Banking tab. In this episode of the QuickBooks Wizard Podcast, Brian Cogan shows you how to: Understand what the bank feed really does (Match vs Add explained) Teach Feedy your house Rules so most transactions label themselves Spot the top 4 ways Feedy misbehaves — duplicates, name-drift, transfers gone wild, and stale it...
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Send us a text What happens when the monster isn’t gone — just balanced? In “The Monster with Two Faces,” Feedy & The Bank Feeds explore the tension between appearance and reality, profit and loss, truth and perception. It’s the calm after the mirror breaks, where you realize that balance doesn’t come from perfection — it comes from seeing both sides clearly. This track continues the emotional thread that began with “Monster in the Mirror.” Where that song was raw and confessional, this o...
