Feeling Discouraged by Income Comparisons? Here’s How to Stay on Track and Achieve Your Goals

You might hear, “$20K a month isn’t a lot of money. Just wait until you’re making $20K a day!”

But here’s the thing… to the womenprenuer struggling to hit those high-figure months, hearing this can be discouraging. It’s easy to let comparison steal your joy when you’re working hard but still not reaching those big sales goals.

And if that’s you sis, know I see you and I understand. Please remember, that comparison can often lead to self-doubt and frustration.

Just because someone else is making $20K easily a month doesn’t mean you’re not doing enough or you’re doing something wrong. Your journey is unique to you and your experience. What really matters most is your progress and growth.

Comparing your current income to someone else’s larger number can feel like you’re not measuring up, but that’s not always the case.

So let me give you some solid advice to help you get in position. ⤵️

Before you set your sights on those high-income targets, focus on building a strong foundation. Something we can scale up. This includes knowing what’s working in your business, address what’s not, and build a reliable cash flow.

🧡 Learn which parts of your business make you revenue (what are your money generating activities?)

💜 Know your weak areas so you can improve them

🧡 Strengthen your cash flow (diversify your income, up your pricing strategy, manage expenses better, etc)

🩷 Break down your goals into achievable milestones (for example: if you’re currently averaging $1K/month maybe you should make $3K-$5K your next goal not $20K)

💜 Celebrate your achievements to keep you motivated and focused on your goals

🩷 Track your sales, review your marketing analytics, and adjust your strategies based on what the data shows, not how you feel

If you’re struggling to reach your income goals, consider seeking help from a mentor or coach who can provide guidance and support tailored to your needs.

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