About Aneisha, founder of Yellow Sky

Aneisha, black woman wearing a yellow sweater and glasses, sits on the ground, smiling.

Hi, I'm Aneisha.

I trained as an interpreter. For eight years, my job was taking one language and turning it into something the other person could actually understand, not a word-for-word swap, but the meaning underneath it.

After my AuDHD diagnosis and the burnout that came with it in 2021, I started Yellow Sky doing the same thing, just with money.

Because that's what bookkeeping is, the way I do it: interpreting. I take accountant-speak and turn it into a picture you can actually use to make decisions.

I'm not a tax preparer. I work alongside your tax pro, keeping your books organized so filing is straightforward.

Who I Work With

Most of the people I work with are creative or neurodivergent. You can run your business. It's the finances that feel like a separate, harder language — one nobody actually sat down and taught you. That's the gap I close.

We do it in three moves: Clear the mess so your numbers tell the truth, Notice what they're actually showing you, and Use that to make grounded decisions — pay yourself without the anxiety, plan ahead, go into tax season without the dread.

Aneisha, black woman wearing a yellow sweater, shows laptop screen to Aaron, man with shoulder length black hair and black jacket. They both smile.

Background & team

I have an Accounting degree and years of behind-the-scenes bookkeeping experience, with a special focus on cleanups and catch-up work.

Yellow Sky is a two-person operation. I handle the process and the review. My husband Aaron works alongside me on categorization and reconciliations. Nothing gets handed off to a stranger: I do the doing, you keep the knowing.