Ever thought: "what can multiply my money and make me feel good?"
Have you ever thought gosh I wish I had more money or time to sit around?
Honestly, when I was employed I was happy as I was, even the difficult months where I had to tighten my belt or tell myself gosh I don't see why saving money is so hard meant little.
Then when getting a full time job felt super difficult compared to the previous 10 to 14 years I said s....
What was different? This is when I said I need to do something and I started testing different businesses and business models until one worked.
Seriously, today I see the potential of what I can earn and it is 2 to 3 times what my full time salary was, even with the dry months and the ones where I look at my partner and fridge and say where are all the goodies...
In 7 months I had two sales, changed a few things and now my goal is to fill my list with clients. It isn't easy but I am doing it daily and as a woman over 35 this feels quite new.
If I were to redo everything knowing what I know today I would keep my part time job or full time one and start a side business and grow it until it is profitable because it would make more sense. And I would also keep in mind that the first years of testing and finding something new cost me only time but by the end of the first year of business I would eventually spend money for a business coach and marketing mentor too, instead of doing it 100% alone and relying on webinars. I would also include a small budget after the first year of launch for small marketing budget because even with 100% free tools eventually you find a need to spend simply for example for an email marketing automation service. And notice that choices are to be made, specifically when you discover that some tools you use and eventually pay for may be cheaper or free on other sites.
So far I am still doing the deep work but I still feel that starting a business and helping others find their dream career or business to start was a good thing.
What is your dream job or business to start? And what inspired you in it?