Learning how to make smart and strategic financial decisions is one of the most important skills as a CEO.
But, most entrepreneurs have been taught how to think about and leverage money as a muggle, aka someone who isn’t growing and scaling a business.
That’s why, in this episode, we’re talking money, and digging into ONE Question I ask before making business investments that’s given me a $1.3 million return.
Join us in Episode 192 where I jam on:
how I’ve always thought about spending money, and examples of how this has served me in and out of business to get a bigger return and results.
the truth about expensive, higher ticket items, and saving money.
the surprising ways saving money can cost you and cut into your ROI.
how business owners making a million and above are thinking about investments, as well as what to avoid so you aren’t “lighting money on fire” or leaving money on the table.
Grab your earbuds and join us for this week’s episode of ONE Question: Unapologetic Questions for Unapologetic Results!
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XO, Kim
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