
PART 2 “Self-employment is actually quite radical!” Brook McCarthy, Hustle & Heart
About this episode
Making money in your business doesn’t have to be hard, and this episode will share insights into the mindset of trusting our ability to make bank.
We left off Part 1 of this epic chat with Brook McCarthy hearing about prioritisation, why it’s ok to figure it all out as you go and what we take into business from other roles – but this part is all about money – clearly one of the most important topics not to shy away from in business.
In Part 2 of this chat, you’ll hear about:
- How to reframe selling what you do to a client for the benefit of your bank balance
- How to not over-complicate making money
- Reframing the Australian tall poppy syndrome
- And the radical potential you have within self-employment.
If you missed Part 1, make sure to give it a listen on the show feed.
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