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Why do people who make seven figures but net less than $100,000 tell everyone that they make millions of dollars?
@sterling.sba
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The video taps into a common misconception about business success, highlighting the difference between gross and net figures in a relatable way. The hook is intriguing and the explanation is concise, making it shareable content.
Summary
The video explains why people often boast about their company's gross revenue rather than their net income. Gross revenue sounds more impressive and is often used in social media and interviews, even though the actual amount kept after expenses and taxes is significantly less.
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People say their company makes $5 million, but they are talking about gross revenue, not what they actually keep. Net income is never as sexy, so nobody leads with that number. It is not about what you make. It is about what you keep. And after taxes, that number is usually a lot less impressive. #Business #Entrepreneur #Finance #Mindset #Wealth
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