Robert Goldberg explains how to pay yourself from a single-member LLC: transfer money from the business account to your personal account. Keep about 25% in the account for taxes, and don't pay yourself so much that you undercapitalize the LLC and lose liability protection.
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Here's how to pay yourself when you have an LLC and one thing that you must avoid doing when you do pay yourself. By the way, in this video I am only referring to single-member disregarded LLCs, which is the default situation when you're the only owner. Paying yourself in that situation is super simple. All you have to do is literally transfer from the business account over to your personal account. However, you must avoid paying yourself too much money for a few reasons. First, if you pay yourself too much, then your LLC might be undercapitalized, which would remove the liability protections. Second, you'll want to make sure that you have enough money in the business to pay the business expenses. And third, you'll want to keep at least 25% in the account for when you have to pay taxes.