Short excerpt from a YouTube video (by Mark Evans DM) arguing that individuals who want to earn $100,000 per month often perform low-value tasks ("$10 an hour jobs") and run themselves rather than delegating. The speaker insists it's not feasible to sustainably reach that level while doing everything personally and raises a complementary question about whether the business should serve the owner or the owner serve the business.
The problem is people that want to make 100 grand a month are typically doing $10 an hour jobs. They're their own assistant, they're their own person. They're doing everything themselves. You can't make more to 100,000amonth by doing everything yourself. It's not possible. You might be able to do it once one month a year because of the big burst. The other 11 months are. That's not the goal. And not only that, the question is, do you want to make 100k a month working what? To make 100k a month net in your business working for you. That's the different conversation. Do you want the business serving me or me serving the business?
