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Hey Reader, A little while back my friend Sharee invited me to speak at her free event, Service Based Profits (affiliate link). It's hard to believe that the event is already almost starting! My talk is about setting financial targets for your business. But it's not about setting random financial targets. It's about setting targets that are meaningful to your life. You might have heard me mention this before, but I'm not a fan of setting generic targets. It's a lot easier to take action on your plans when you know how reaching those targets impacts your actual, real life. When you know exactly how reaching your monthly target affects your ability to enjoy life with your loved ones, your motivation goes up. So my talk is all about setting targets based on the life you want to live. And I'm not the only one sharing wisdom! You'll also find talks about:
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The Financially Empowered Entrepreneur
Hey Reader We kicked off Week 1 in my new group offering this week, and man it reminded me of my first week of teaching way back when. My journal entry read something along the lines of, the kids have bodies and bodies have physical needs. 17 years later, and I'm living those feelings again. I'm a little embarrassed that I forgot until more than halfway through our first workshop that people could use a break. But someone said something super kind. They alluded to me having things together....
Hey Reader, A very quick last email to remind you that registration for More Money at the End of the Month is closing up tonight. If it doesn't feel right for you right now, that's all good! But if now IS the time, we'd love to see you join! We kick off with the first workshop tomorrow morning at 10AM PST/1PM EST. If you aren't able to make it, no worries. It'll be recorded and you have me all day on Wednesday (and every Wednesday for 3 months) to get feedback. Hope to see you there! Brittany
Hey Reader, Last week, I talked about vanity metrics, and honestly, I don't think I did a good job explaining what they are in the context of revenue. Vanity metrics are stats that look great but don't necessarily translate into something meaningful. So revenue, for example. Revenue is great to know, but $200k revenue that gives the business owner $30k of take-home pay is probably a lot more work to generate and maintain than $80k of revenue with $40k of take-home pay. And that's where I...