If you operate from a place of scarcity, you won’t get far. Give and the universe gives more.
Besides, Amazon is massive and the business is already hard as it is. 95% won’t implement anything anyways.
If you work a 9 to 5, you have professional skills.
Try taking them to the open market.
Sure, you'll have to make some noise & attract customers, but you'll charge 5x more than what you make at work.
If one company will pay you, why wouldn't 100 others?
Worth considering.
Everyone makes this much more difficult than it is.
10 retweets and I’ll do a free training on finding suppliers. I’ll share my screen, walk you through the process.
Maybe throw in email templates & some Q&As at the end of I’m in the mood.
New York and California lost over $90 billion in income during Covid as taxpayers moved to other states, accelerating the trend of high-earners relocating to lower-tax areas, like Florida and Texas, per CNBC.
I'm done explaining to clients why they don't qualify for ERC funds. If some sales person has convinced them I'm wrong...then they can do whatever they want. But believe me when I say that I won't be the one replying to IRS inquiries about their credits when the💩hits the fan.
Prediction for the 2nd half of 2023:
More high performers will view one-person internet businesses as a viable alternative to traditional work.
- Flexibility
- 100% ownership
- High-income potential
- Being present for their family
Life-work balance.
Not the other way around.
A “quick” tax question refers to the amount of time it takes someone to ask you a question, which often is inversely proportional to the amount of time it takes to answer the question.
Here are your top suggestions
1. Lower cleaning fees
2. Better search & filters
3. Verified listings
4. Better customer service
5. Guest loyalty program
6. Total price with taxes
7. Better review system
8. Lower prices
Working on all of this. More upgrades coming this summer