Hi, I’m Kylee and I’m a business coach for women! I specialize in helping women make money while still balancing their families. Learn more about my courses and coaching options at kyleeanncoaching.com
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SHOW NOTES:
Today’s episode is sponsored by a response to a troll comment I got by a guy named Ron. I unfortunately get a lot of troll comments. I delete a lot of them, but this comment wasn’t that bad – I just said “Alright whatever, Jonathan.” Jonathan commented on one of my posts about my Becoming a Brand Photographer course that said “it seems like more photographers are teaching how to make money and that income is their main source of income. I’d like to see the portion that is actually made from shoots.” Fair point, I guess. Just because I teach photographers how to make money doesn’t mean that I can’t make money from photography. The truth of it is: I make more money in photography than I do in coaching. I would LOVE to have that switch and have my courses outweigh what we’re doing in photography. Not because I want to decrease my photography, but because that would be a freaking baller extra income! That would be amazing! That’s the goal because it’s residual and it’s not trading my time for money.
Ron, who inspired this episode, said “It’s very foolish to have just one source of income. If they want to teach someone, and that someone freely wants to pay, then that is perfectly fine.” Ron made a good point here – having one source of income can be very foolish. If you want to only have one income source, that’s fine, but maybe by the end of this episode you might start thinking differently. It’s a great way to grow your business and your sales without having to add on a ton of extra physical work.
Make sure you tune in to today’s episode to hear my suggestions on where/how to add an income source!
