8:08 EXACTLY, I took 6 months away from the Working World 2 go back to college and do some online courses so I can start working from home. Very soon after taking a sabbatical I found out it's harder than I thought it was going to be and notice that I did need a substantial amount of money saved up in order to get my feet off the ground. Good thing is at least I didn't throw money buying office supplies that I didn't end up using and with my training and research I got back into the field I was most happiest and making the most money I've ever made, mostly because of the Strategic Training I was able to do on my own which show discipline so it was not a complete disaster :-) Maybe I'll try again later on down the line but for now I have a beginner's chunk of money saved and it's looking pretty good so far.
Hi Latasha, I absolutely agree with you. As a finance coach, I believe saving as much money as possible before you take the plunge for transitioning full time to entrepreneurship. Acorns is great. I personally really like Qapital for my cushion funds. It gives you capacity to also save $1,000 over 52 weeks and also has rounding up options.
Thank you! This was really helpful as a reality check. I definitely do not have enough savings to jump into it just yet haha. But no reason not to test the waters while still being employed :)
Andrew Yang's #FreedomDividend will be the safety net we need to help more entrepreneurs get off the ground. I'd love to see a video about that. It doesn't have to be political, just a video about how an extra $1k per month could help you as a businesswoman. And if you'd ever like to collaborate, let us know. Great advice and keep up the great work!
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8:08 EXACTLY, I took 6 months away from the Working World 2 go back to college and do some online courses so I can start working from home. Very soon after taking a sabbatical I found out it's harder than I thought it was going to be and notice that I did need a substantial amount of money saved up in order to get my feet off the ground. Good thing is at least I didn't throw money buying office supplies that I didn't end up using and with my training and research I got back into the field I was most happiest and making the most money I've ever made, mostly because of the Strategic Training I was able to do on my own which show discipline so it was not a complete disaster :-) Maybe I'll try again later on down the line but for now I have a beginner's chunk of money saved and it's looking pretty good so far.
Hi Latasha, I absolutely agree with you. As a finance coach, I believe saving as much money as possible before you take the plunge for transitioning full time to entrepreneurship. Acorns is great. I personally really like Qapital for my cushion funds. It gives you capacity to also save $1,000 over 52 weeks and also has rounding up options.
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Love it!!! You’re so honest in giving advices!
Thank you! This was really helpful as a reality check. I definitely do not have enough savings to jump into it just yet haha. But no reason not to test the waters while still being employed :)
Thank you. Makes absolute sense.
I having a hard time finding a job and getting my channel to grow!
Amazing advice as usual! Thank you for sharing 😊
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Do you run your coaching/personal brand through your LLC or do you have two separate LLC's?
Andrew Yang's #FreedomDividend will be the safety net we need to help more entrepreneurs get off the ground. I'd love to see a video about that. It doesn't have to be political, just a video about how an extra $1k per month could help you as a businesswoman. And if you'd ever like to collaborate, let us know. Great advice and keep up the great work!