Paying yourself is one of those taboo topics that most people DON’T talk about which is why most people are confused, discouraged, demotivated with their business.
The truth is, there’s a big difference once you decide that a potential hobby of yours is now a business. And once you make that decision, contrary to popular belief, it DOESN’T mean that you will automatically make instant money that you get to instantly use on whatever you want in life.
Building a business with longevity – a business that will last, a business with results that will compound, a business that is set up for success in the long run, a business that you can scale with less of your time while it grows more and more – will require time, energy, resources, and money for it to get set up in that way.
And the first 2-3 years of your business are the most critical for the type of foundation needed that LEADS to the growth and success that most small business owners DO want.
In today’s episode, we talk about when to expect to start paying yourself and why investing back into your business with a long-term vision is critical in the first 2 years so your business CAN catapult in growth.
LEARN MORE FROM MONICA LITTLE
Website: www.monicalittlecoaching.com
Instagram: @monicalittlecoaching
Join the Product Biz Academy waitlist to be first notified when doors open
Paying yourself is one of those taboo topics that most people DON’T talk about which is why most people are confused, discouraged, demotivated with their business.
The truth is, there’s a big difference once you decide that a potential hobby of yours is now a business. And once you make that decision, contrary to popular belief, it DOESN’T mean that you will automatically make instant money that you get to instantly use on whatever you want in life.
Building a business with longevity – a business that will last, a business with results that will compound, a business that is set up for success in the long run, a business that you can scale with less of your time while it grows more and more – will require time, energy, resources, and money for it to get set up in that way.
And the first 2-3 years of your business are the most critical for the type of foundation needed that LEADS to the growth and success that most small business owners DO want.
In today’s episode, we talk about when to expect to start paying yourself and why investing back into your business with a long-term vision is critical in the first 2 years so your business CAN catapult in growth.
LEARN MORE FROM MONICA LITTLE
Website: www.monicalittlecoaching.com
Instagram: @monicalittlecoaching
Join the Product Biz Academy waitlist to be first notified when doors open