Let's Talk: The Hilariously Rocky Road from $100K to "Wait, I Need More?!"

Finding Joy and Sanity on the Entrepreneurial Rollercoaster

Ah, the entrepreneurial dream: kicking off your online business with visions of changing the world, supporting your family in style, or finally being the boss (of yourself). And then reality hits you like an ice-cold bath—cold, shocking, but exhilarating.

Now, you’re the CEO, and you’re aiming for that first big milestone: $100K. It's the entrepreneurial equivalent of learning to ride a bike – it starts wobbly, but then you’re off, wind in your hair, until you realize taxes exist. That $100K suddenly looks more like "just getting by" money.

Next up, the $250K mirage. You're not just chatting with your virtual assistant anymore; you're strategizing like you're orchestrating a royal wedding—every detail meticulously planned, from the grand entrance to the last dance. There are courses on launching, midnight sessions on copywriting (because who sleeps?), and the creeping realization that your calendar is an over-caffeinated squirrel – full and unpredictable.

Cut to launch day: Your to-do list is longer than your food shopping receipt. You’ve got launches, strategies, and the elusive hope of freedom somewhere in there. Freedom has been replaced with a lot more work.

Remember those 1:1 client sessions that fueled your start? Now you’re dreaming of cloning yourself to keep up. But deep down, you know the truth: it's all about the formula – revenue minus expenses equals profit. And if that equation doesn’t end in your favor, congrats, you’ve got yourself a pricey hobby.

So, why did we embark on this rollercoaster? Was it to drown in paperwork and deadlines, or was there something bigger? Something like, I don’t know, happiness, impact, and maybe the odd day off?

The journey to $100K, then to $250K and beyond, is less about hitting numbers and more about crafting a business that feels right, that fills your cup without draining your soul, and that actually lets you live those dreams you had on day one.

Oh, and about my journey?

Buckle up. I will spill the tea on my entrepreneurial escapades—the good, the bad, and the “what on earth was I thinking?”

Stay tuned for a tale of triumphs, facepalms, and why, sometimes, the best plan is the one that lets you breathe.

Here’s to making our way through the chaos and remembering why we started this wild ride in the first place.