Episode
Making money is not the same as having money (EP#66)
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- Money Secrets
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- May 5, 2026
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- 1230
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Summary
In this episode of Money Secrets , Fi breaks dives into something so many business owners experience: making money is not the same as having money . Even when revenue is strong, it’s common to still feel stressed, stretched, and unsure where the money is actually going. Fi explains why this happens, especially during busy or growth periods, and shares practical ways to manage your money more intentionally. From understanding your ideal client to implementing Profit First, creating spaciousness in your day, and addressing scope creep, this episode is packed with tested advice to help you make money, and keep it. 🎧 Tune in to learn how to manage your money while your business and your wellbeing. The doors to Good Money Club are open right now. You deserve your own Board of Directors, and you'll get that and more inside this community for women business owners. What you'll learn in this episode: Making money is not the same as having money. Bringing in revenue doesn’t guarantee financial stability, how you manage that money is what creates profit and security. How to increase revenue by focusing on the right clients. The clients you can do your best work for, and who value it most, are how to make more money with less effort. Why business growth can lead to financial stress. Growth periods bring higher revenue, but also more pressure, longer hours, and increased (often unseen) spending. How stress and busyness impact your spending habits. When you’re overwhelmed, it’s easy to make quick, reactive decisions that lead to higher expenses and less profit. How Profit First helps you manage your money more effectively. Setting clear percentages for profit, pay, and expenses creates structure and helps you keep more o…