Profound.

One thing that I don’t see here seems to be the initial building block. How do you monitize your passion. I think a lot of individuals out there want to be entrepreneurs, but try to hard to generate the cash and compartmentalize their passion, or claim that there passion is just making money. Their leisure time activities are just that, for leisure and they do not make the connection that their leisure activity can generate money.

I often find that unless you point it out to them they don’t get that ah ha moment on their own.

BRAVO! Sooooo true, Danielle. Such wise words you speak. And I find that for women entrepreneurs / solopreneurs this can be extra tricky turf because so many women grew up with mixed messages about money. Here’s to business people of all genders putting their true selves out there loud & proud.

If you are adding value to your clients – there is nothing wrong with earning a health revenue stream in exchange. Creativity, Art, and Money can be stirred together – and still taste sweet as honey!

I am certainly guilty of not being good enough at going for the money. I tend to focus on “building content” or work on long term projects, because they are “more important”. This was a great reminder that there has to be a balance there. Especially in the money department, since money also happens to be one of the biggest stress factors.

Thank you!