I think taking out any potential savings or anything that one might have, because if you have years worth of expenses in savings/investments then it changes the equation to whenever you feel like it but strictly business my opinion is: If you could do a forecast for the rest of the year and very realistically say you can generate 40% of the income you need then you are likely good to make the move. I also believe in your case, you are the Founder of a growing company (not a side hustle) and if you can pay yourself first while having your W2 and can have 3 months of salary in your business account it’ll be a great and pressure less springboard

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I added my 1st in person client, to this point all of my clients are across the country and virtual, intentionally, but I had a desire for in person connection so allowed space for it

@Andrea Palten it was Wednesday. Overall I enjoyed the session, the drive is a bit of a waste of time and I need to figure out a better system for note taking next time but it’s a good mix up

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