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    Yuna Park

    Yuna Park is a small-business and side-hustle finance writer who helps creators turn projects into sustainable income without sacrificing sanity. Born in Busan and raised in Seattle, Yuna studied Design and later trained in bookkeeping after watching creative friends struggle with invoicing and taxes. She built her reputation creating simple systems for messy realities: project-based incomes, multiple platforms, and a calendar that never looks the same two weeks in a row.Yuna’s guides cover pricing with confidence, setting up a bookkeeping “spine,” choosing business structures, separating accounts, and building a receipts pipeline that makes tax season boring. She shares templates for proposals, deposits, and scope creep prevention, along with monthly review rituals that take an hour and actually get done. She’s big on sustainable pace: cash buffers for slow months, realistic equipment budgets, and benefits à la carte when there’s no HR team.Her voice is practical and kind; she assumes you’re excellent at your craft and just need a map for the money part. Off the clock, Yuna throws ramen nights for friends, practices analog film photography, and takes her rescue dog on long waterfront walks. She believes creative work flourishes when the numbers are boring, the tools are simple, and your calendar has room to breathe.