My first "big year" of online biz (when I felt like I made it), I earned around $300K.
My goal in Uni was to be a financial advisor making $70K/year...
I couldn't BELIEVE I had made that much $$.
But here's the trap I fell into (& that most entrepreneurs fall into as well)...
My goal in Uni was to be a financial advisor making $70K/year...
I couldn't BELIEVE I had made that much $$.
But here's the trap I fell into (& that most entrepreneurs fall into as well)...
I got complacent.
I had never imagined earning $300K/year, so I got lazy.
I wasn't hungry. I stopped innovating for clients, I stopped sharpening my sword.
So just remember: it's important to increase your standards (and refine your vision) over time, so you don't stagnate.
I had never imagined earning $300K/year, so I got lazy.
I wasn't hungry. I stopped innovating for clients, I stopped sharpening my sword.
So just remember: it's important to increase your standards (and refine your vision) over time, so you don't stagnate.
Right now, I can't imagine only earning $300K/year...
Not because I'm greedy, but because my vision is so far beyond that.
Whether you're at 0$ right now, or $100K/month, it's important to refine your vision & goals over time to reflect where you're currently at.
That's all.
Not because I'm greedy, but because my vision is so far beyond that.
Whether you're at 0$ right now, or $100K/month, it's important to refine your vision & goals over time to reflect where you're currently at.
That's all.