Feb 20 • Thirsty for Growth Thursday's
Raising your prices isn’t risky. Staying underpaid is.
Too many entrepreneurs especially women and people of color undervalue their work, afraid that charging more will drive clients away.
But heres the truth: when you price yourself too low, you’re re not just hurting your business you’re limiting your impact on your community.
✅You deserve to be paid for the value you bring.
✅ You deserve to build wealth, not just survive.
✅You deserve to reinvest in your business and your people.
Understanding your pricing model, bottom line, NOI (Net Operating Income), and profits isn’t optional it’s what separates struggling businesses from thriving legacies.
Would you be able to double your prices today and still run a profitable business? If you hesitated, it’s time to learn how to charge what you’re worth and build a business that sustains YOU and your family.
I talk more in depth about this in the classroom under Remodel-to- Wealth Formula.
Drop a 🔥in the comments if you’re ready to start pricing for profit and not survival!
Let’s go wealth builders and future millionaires. 💪🏽
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Raising your prices isn’t risky. Staying underpaid is.
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