Ryan DerousseauHost
So in order to manage variable income, it's really important to understand what you're sort of protecting against.

And so sometimes that fear leaves people afraid to do and move and manage things in a way that allows them to grow wealth.

And so you have to sort of manage that fear in this process and kind of protect against it.

And so the things that I'm going to talk about today is sort of how to kind of circumvent that protect yourself from it, and then ensure that you are growing.

I like to determine, I mean, when you first start out, it will probably just be a percentage.

So how much do you actually spend on the personal side of your life? And then step back from there, and that is how much you pay yourself.

Because if you're covering your basic needs and wants on the personal side, you don't really need any more income from the business at first.

I mean, eventually you wanna give yourself raises, you wanna give yourself more money, That will come in time, but it's not right away.

And so at first we want to know how much are we spending on a monthly basis on the personal side.

So if we have a month that's weaker or two months that's weaker, well, we've built protection so we can still pay ourselves and cover our bills over here.

And so if you have never done budgeting or anything like that, as you are building your business, it's really important to understand because the lower you spend on the personal, the quicker that you can become profitable on the business.

You'll be able to build a safety net and you're able to invest in the business.

So in order to manage variable income, it's really important to understand what you're sort of protecting against.

And so sometimes that fear leaves people afraid to do and move and manage things in a way that allows them to grow wealth.

And so you have to sort of manage that fear in this process and kind of protect against it.

And so the things that I'm going to talk about today is sort of how to kind of circumvent that protect yourself from it, and then ensure that you are growing.

I like to determine, I mean, when you first start out, it will probably just be a percentage.

So how much do you actually spend on the personal side of your life? And then step back from there, and that is how much you pay yourself.

Because if you're covering your basic needs and wants on the personal side, you don't really need any more income from the business at first.

I mean, eventually you wanna give yourself raises, you wanna give yourself more money, That will come in time, but it's not right away.

And so at first we want to know how much are we spending on a monthly basis on the personal side.

So if we have a month that's weaker or two months that's weaker, well, we've built protection so we can still pay ourselves and cover our bills over here.

And so if you have never done budgeting or anything like that, as you are building your business, it's really important to understand because the lower you spend on the personal, the quicker that you can become profitable on the business.

You'll be able to build a safety net and you're able to invest in the business.
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