I MADE $14,961.74 IN JUNE!!!

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The video taps into the aspiration of financial independence and replacing a corporate salary, offering a transparent breakdown of income streams. The creator's personal story of leaving a high-paying job for self-employment and her focus on freedom and flexibility resonate with viewers seeking similar paths.

Summary

The creator shares her income breakdown for June, totaling $14,961.74, which exceeded her corporate salary. She details earnings from affiliates, savings interest, dividends, content creation, and freelance work. The creator emphasizes that while money is important, the freedom and flexibility it provides are her primary motivators.

Structure

1Announces record-breaking income for June
2Breaks down income sources: affiliates, savings, dividends, content creation, freelancing
3Highlights content creation as the largest income stream
4Reflects on the importance of freedom and flexibility over just money
5Looks forward to setting new goals

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I MADE $14,961.74 IN JUNE!!! Goal Progress 67% $14,961.74 $12,870.00 100% $2,091.74 over goal INCOME BREAKDOWN: AFFILIATES: $1.70 TOTAL: $1.70 HYSA: $155.47 TOTAL: $157.17 DIVIDENDS: $564.26* TOTAL: $721.43 CONTENT CREATION: $7,040.31 TOTAL: $7,761.74 This consisted of: 1. Paid usage for 1 ongoing ad (created last month) 2. Monthly retainer: 5 videos 3. Monthly retainer: 10 videos 4. 1 new brand: 5 videos REV OPS FREELANCING: $7,200 TOTAL: $14,961.74 GOTTA MAKE A CHECKLIST OF ALL OF MY CHECKLISTS

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my highest earning month to date while trying to replace my corporate salary 🥺🙈 hi - if you’re new here, the lore is that I got laid off from my $155k corporate job last year and ended up turning down two 6 figure offers because the thought of going back to a corporate job just made me sick to my stomach.. so I ended up pursuing self employment and content creation instead and less than a year in, here we are 🙏 I share these not to brag but to show you what’s possible if you just start before you’re ready and because these were the very videos that motivated me to start in the first place!! tune into my journey as I continue navigating this unknown path and lmk if there’s anything you’d like to know! #laidoff #startingover #financialfreedom #financialtransparency #contentcreationincome

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Transcript

Last video I shared that I made almost $15,000 in the month of June, which is more than what my corporate salary was and literally the most money that I've ever made in my entire life. Which means that I hit my goal with one month to spare of replacing my corporate salary in a single month. So today I'm breaking it all down and sharing exactly where this money came from. The first is that I made $1.70 through affiliates. There's really not much to say here. This was through Benable and I haven't really put much thought into strategy into this. The next is that I made $155.47 from my high yield savings account. If you're curious about this and my money systems, I posted a full video about it here. Next is dividends, $564.26. Now, I do think this is higher because we're at the end of the quarter and normally dividends are paid out quarterly, so it's probably higher than most other months. Next is content creation. This was the one that really shocked me when I added up all the numbers and that is $7,040.31 cents from content creation. If you're interested, I did break down the trajectory of how much I made each month starting from over here. This consisted of: 1. Paid usage for 1 ongoing ad (created last month) 2. Monthly retainer: 5 videos 3. Monthly retainer: 10 videos 4. 1 new brand: 5 videos and 21 videos total. Last but not least is my freelance income. I've been working with a RevOps agency for over six months now and I got paid out $7,200, which makes my total just shy of $15,000 for the month of June, which is 116% of my corporate income. So.. what's next? I'm taking it all in and doing a quick stock of what I've been doing, what I enjoy, and what I want to continue doing. Because although money is important, for me, it's more so what money brings, which is freedom and flexibility for me to choose the opportunities I want to pursue. And with that, I never want to be losing myself in the process, and I never want to go back to a place where I'm dreading every single day or feeling stuck in a position that I can't control or get out of. So, if you want to continue following along my journey, I'd love to have you because ya girl is goal oriented and you bet your bottom dollar that there will be another goal soon. So stay tuned.