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Your Own Worst Enemy In Breaking the $5 Million Barrier
Are you standing in your own way?
Don’t Be Your Own Worst Business Enemy
Sup guys,
It was a big week around the Wilson offices, especially as I recorded with a special guest on Wednesday for next week’s podcast episodes. Surprises abound.
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But today we aren’t looking at just the worlds of HVAC, plumbing, and electrical, but instead turning a mirror to ourselves. I spend a lot of time talking on the subject of breaking that five million dollar barrier.
Time to talk about why you might be the thing holding you back from that magic number.
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The Five Million Dollar Milestone
The Flywheel and the Journey
Self-Sufficiency Made Real
Identify. Invest. Hire. Cashflow.
Being Your Own Worst Enemy
Cue the music
Pride and the Five
Don’t let a lot of small spends keep you from the magic number
Estimated reading time: 5 minutes and 01 seconds
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The Milestone Journey
We all have to start somewhere, don’t we? And just as important as that starting line is a goal--a destination. It’s not that I think The Lord of the Rings was wrong in focusing on the journey, rather than the destination.
Far from it! But, in order to stay hungry, keep focus, and strive for success, we need to have milestones in mind. In the case of home business growth, that destination is the magic number of five million.
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