Kendall, YES to this conversation. Money grows in the light, not in secrecy. The more women can speak openly about wealth, pricing, profit, and what we truly desire, the more we expand what feels possible for one another. There is so much power in giving ourselves permission to want more without needing to justify why. This is how we change the conversation and create a new legacy around money.
I love this. I always appreciate when women share actual numbers. It makes it feel possible.
So here are mine: last year my personal business brought in $2,700. This year it's at $9,000 so far. I more than tripled it. I'm in the middle of replacing my contractor income with income from my business. The next milestone is six figures in revenue. After that, $150,000 take-home pay.
Kendall, YES to this conversation. Money grows in the light, not in secrecy. The more women can speak openly about wealth, pricing, profit, and what we truly desire, the more we expand what feels possible for one another. There is so much power in giving ourselves permission to want more without needing to justify why. This is how we change the conversation and create a new legacy around money.
For us perfectionists, talking openly about real numbers lays us open to being judged. Or maybe it's just me 😉
Nope… definitely not just you!
I love this. I always appreciate when women share actual numbers. It makes it feel possible.
So here are mine: last year my personal business brought in $2,700. This year it's at $9,000 so far. I more than tripled it. I'm in the middle of replacing my contractor income with income from my business. The next milestone is six figures in revenue. After that, $150,000 take-home pay.
I just published an essay about this... it was about money and the resignation that shows up while you're building. "The Plan I Made and Didn't Follow." https://caramatsukane.substack.com/p/the-plan-i-made-and-didnt-follow
Thank you for going first with your numbers.