When is Enough ENOUGH?

Profitable Joyful Consulting

What will it take for you to align your revenue goals with personal freedom? Find out on this episode of Profitable Joyful Consulting on YouTube or your favorite podcast app: www.samanthaspodcast.com.

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“My number one value in my business is freedom. I don't want to be told what to do, or when to do. I want to have options and choices available to me.”

How much is enough money to earn through your business? When can you say “Yup, I”m done. I've hit my goal.”? My answer may surprise you.

Viewer Question: When is enough enough, meaning being comfortable with how much you make since it's more than you ever thought possible?

First of all, yay! Let's celebrate that accomplishment. By the way, you’re not alone in this question – and your success. In just one week, I had clients saying to me:

• I have more money in my bank account than I've ever had before, and a client is sending me a six figure check this week, on top of all of that.
• This is the most money I've ever made in my life.
• I've gotten to $52,000 a month, so I think I'm going to take a little rest for a while.

This is incredible, right? Maybe you feel like it's not all about the money. I’m here to tell you sometimes it is. And I think it's really important for us as women to get comfortable with it being about the money. Here’s the thing: It's important to earn a ton of money because it gives you all the things; freedom, options, choices, opportunities, access. And so knowing what's enough for you, it's a personal question and it's a really important question.

Before you go asking others about your personal number, hold off. If you ask your peer group, everybody's going to have an opinion. If you ask your financial planner, they'll have some ideas for you. If you ask your partner or spouse, they're definitely going to weigh in. Even your parents might have a totally different idea. And if we follow what capitalism says, there's no such thing as enough. More is more, is more, is more. That kind of thinking can drive you until you're dead, if you allow that to happen. So we have to be really super aware of what is enough for us. And this episode will help you do that.

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