A short YouTube coaching clip (by Mark Evans DM) focused on aiming for a net income of $100,000 per month. The speaker emphasizes clarifying net vs gross, uses a 50% net assumption to compute required gross ($200k/month), and converts that to a daily target (~$6,700/day) to stress the importance of precise, disciplined goal-tracking.
Hey, I want to do 100k net a month. Great. What's your net number compared to your gross number? Is it 20%, 30%? 40%? 50%? Let's say 50%, which is unheard of, but let's say 50%. He needs to generate 200K a month. There's 30 days in a month. I need to make 6,700 bucks a day. Dude, if you don't make 6,700 bucks a day, you're off track. I don't care if you made 6650, you're off track. You got 50 bucks difference with goal setting and thoughts. Who doesn't want to make 100 grand a month net? I've never missed someone that says, I don't want to make 100 grand a month. We got to get our goals dialed in. It.
