This is the first of a two-part series where I am teaching you my favorite ways to game-ify making money. The first money game is called “Look Around and Pick it Up!” This is not manifestation, although some folks will tell you it’s the exact same thing. This is a practical exercise and game to play every day of your life to discover how there is money everywhere and it’s available for you to pick up or ask for it. I share with you a couple of examples of how to play this game, but there’s an infinite number of ways to play. Listen and share with me how you are going to play!

There’s a gap between being an employee in someone else’s business, and running your own small business. Many folks start a side hustle and it quickly grows, whether they intend that or not. Do you want your side hustle to be a fully launched endeavor that is your main source of income? Let’s cover this gap together.

Here are the four lessons I have learned in my first 12 months of being in business.

Today, I’m sharing with you why I don’t call myself a third-party CFO for hire. Being a Chief Financial Officer in someone’s business implies a lot of financial control, which is something I do not have nor do I want to have in my clients’ businesses. While I perform a lot of the same operations and functions as a CFO, this is not actually what my role is.