A few years ago, I got in a real financial bind.

I thought about canceling my gym membership.

Watering down my kombucha.

Turning my daily contact lenses into weekly contact lenses.

Cut, cut, cut.

But then I realized something:

No matter how many things I cut, the lowest my expenses could ever go was zero.

And my quality of life would suffer tremendously.

So, instead of focusing on how much I could cut, I focused on how much I could earn.

The lowest the expenses could go was to $0.

But the income could go to... well, infinity.

In other words, it's much easier to make $1,000/mo than it is to cut $1,000/mo out of your budget.

This realization flipped my mindset around, and is now at the backbone of how I run my life, business, and finances.

Yes, I'm a good steward of my resources and still keep an eye on my expenses...I'm not saying to be wasteful.

But...

I spend much more time, effort, and energy on the income side of the ledger.

You don't have to scrape away expenses with a spoon.

You can start piling up the profits with a shovel.

You got this,

~ Cody