This is Day 1 of my journey to building a $1M/year marketing agency—and I’m bringing you along for the ride. Right now, I’m starting with 5 clients and making $7,297/month ($87,564/year), but the goal is to scale this business to seven figures.
In this episode, I dive into:
🔥 Why I started this journey and what inspired me
🔥 My backstory—how I went from being homeless to owning a successful salon
🔥 My current business setup, revenue, and team structure
🔥 The challenges ahead and my plan to scale this to $1M
🔥 Why I’m documenting this journey in real-time
This is not a highlight reel—this is the real, raw process of building a business from the ground up. If you’re an entrepreneur, agency owner, or someone chasing big goals, this is for you.
🔔 Subscribe and follow along—this is just the beginning.
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High Performance Habits: How Extraordinary People Become That Way
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