Being responsible means not treating your business account like your personal piggy bank.

13 Aug 2023 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue (by Mark Evans DM) advising entrepreneurs to separate personal and business finances rather than treating the business account as a personal piggy bank. The speaker emphasizes professionalizing financial boundaries, having multiple revenue streams so personal finances remain stable if a business fails, and detaching personal identity from business outcomes to avoid emotional and financial instability.

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You got to be responsible and you can't use your business bank account as your personal piggy bank whenever you want. You got to have separation and you start professionalizing these pieces because a lot of people in here think they have a business. They don't. They have a high paying job working for a psycho that is yourself and you're doing all these things but like you start separation you start looking at this because if you've ever read the emotional financial rollercoaster up and down like real drastic measures because you're everything's too tight together you start separating it. If my business fails but my personal accounts growing because I have multiple streams of revenue, yes it sucks. No one wants a business to fail but it's not my identity. It sucks but I'm moving on. My personal life's still trucking, I'm still cranking and you keep moving but you got to professionalize the pieces. If not man it's really bad.