TMBA320: How Do You Decide When Enough is Enough?

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Being location independent means that you don’t have a boss or a corporation telling you what to do, but it also means that you have to make your own decisions on how to spend your time. You have to decide how to make your money, and you have to decide when enough is enough. On today’s episode, Dan and Ian are speaking with two entrepreneurs who have put a lot of thought into this idea. Daryl Mander and Nathan Berry have both proactively made the call to scale back their workload in order to improve their quality of life. They will be sharing their experiences, and their thoughts on when and how to say “enough is enough”.

Transcript

Listen to this week’s show and learn:

A couple times that we have proactively decided to take a step back in our business. (2:58)
The benefits of setting financial goals instead of trying to make as much money as possible. (10:10)
Why Daryl decided to scale back from a team operation to a one man show. (12:20)
What led to Nathan’s decision to stop earning money as soon as he reached his goal. (21:36)
One of the biggest reasons that we struggle with saying enough is enough. (30:35)

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