Friend, when I started my business, I felt like nothing was consistent.

Hey,
Friend, when I started my business, I felt like nothing was consistent.
Sure, I had a client here and there, and some money was coming in, but it was barely enough to keep me hanging on.
I tried all the things, but it felt like I never had a system I could rely entirely on to fill my client roster and programs.
I was frustrated from falling short of my goals month after month and seeing others skyrocket past me.
Eventually, I hit a wall.
Friend, But I knew what I had to do.
It was a quiet morning before the kids were up.
Friend, I was sitting with a cup of coffee, my laptop, and two sheets of paper in my hands at my kitchen table.
I finally had the courage, to be honest with myself and look at my finances.
On one sheet of paper lists the goals I had scribbled for the year, and on the other was a printout of the sales I’ve made.
They weren’t even close.
I felt defeated. Embarrassed. And I broke down into tears.
I was feeling sorry for myself.
You are questioning if I am cut out for this.
But then it hit me.
I am not a quitter.
I will not let my kids see that quitting is an option.