I run a successful bookkeeping business that makes over $20k per month.

I’ve spent over 4,596 hours within Quickbooks Online.

I’ve had over 1,032 sales calls.
I’ve closed over 73 clients over the phone.
I’ve onboarded and serviced each client personally.

I know the exact things that work, and the exact things that don’t.

I know what kinds of emails work. I know what kinds of sales calls work. I know what to say, how long the call should be, how to make an offer so good the client will be begging for my services.

I know where to find clients. Not just where, but where to find the RIGHT clients.

I know what I’m doing.

I’m not saying this to toot my own horn or anything. That’s not the point.

I’m saying this so you know that you can trust me. I’ve been in your shoes.

If I would’ve done things right, I could’ve shaved off 18 months of my path towards being a successful bookkeeper.

I’ll be real with you for a second.

If you’re anything like me, it would be worth a lot of money. Personally, I’d say easily over $30,000.

So like I said, you can do this for free. You can hop on “youtube university” and figure it out.

But while you’re doing that, Jane Hopkins down the road is going to spend some of her money to invest in herself.

In the first month, you’re still going to be watching youtube, she’ll already have her bookkeeping business up and running.

By month 3, you might have some stuff set up. Maybe you’re at the point where you feel ready to get your first client. Yay!! Jane has already had her first client for an entire month.

Month 6 rolls around, and you’ll be wondering if this bookkeeping thing is even legit.

You’ll be asking the sketchy guy in the alley to be your bookkeeping client. Even he’ll say no.

Meanwhile, Jane Hopkins will be relaxing in Costa Rica with sand stuck in her toes, listening to her PayPal notification beep while she sips her margarita.

Okay okay I know.. that seems extreme.
But it’s actually not.

Listen, I’m saying all of this for one reason. When I started, I was overconfident. I was egotistical. I was too prideful to pay for a course or program or anything.

I was determined to figure it out on my own.
And I paid for it dearly.

I wasted months doing pointless things that I thought mattered, it took me twice as long to get where I wanted to go.

And it’s one of the biggest life regrets I have to this day.

You see, there’s only one resource that is more valuable than any other on this earth. More valuable than money, more valuable than gold, than cars, than stocks…

It’s TIME.

It’s the most precious resource we have. And I threw almost 13,000 hours of it in the trash because I was too prideful and scared to spend my money.

If I could go back today, I would do anything and everything I could to convince myself to invest in myself.

Instead of investing into the S&P 500 and McDonald’s Burgers, I would’ve invested it all into ME. Through quality courses & programs like this one.

So, the choice is yours.

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