06/05/2026
$32,000/m straight to me a hubby.
$6,250 to our SEPS
$7,000ish to taxes
$18,034ish to us
Every month. Some months this is 60% of our income some months itās 20% but it never changes.
And then every quarter we invest $18,500 of this amount either in:
š”Real estate (we just bought our first rental in march!!)
šø Whole life insurance (man is this THE BEST place)
š¤Stocks, brokerage account, and bonds
šš¼Coming next? MORE BUSINESSESš
When I first started my business I was paying us lastā¦ my first year in business I payed myself 40k (same as my last job) the next 4?
$80k for me $30k for dylan + 40k in draws
Last year and this year? $200k for me $100k for dylan and $75k to our SEPS so total $375,000 goes to us.
But why is this important?
1. We put our building + security FIRST
Without a safety net my business was STRESSFUL when things got tight or something unexpected happened I didnāt have the income to āmove aroundā. And it kept me stuck.
2. Saves on taxes
With us paying ourselves more and having the profitable business we do we end up making more on the front end and backend because of how much weāre paying into taxes just on our salaries
3. My business finally benefits us as much as our team and clients
Too many women are running āsuccessfulā businesses but paying themselves next to nothing.
Whatās the point!??
What this does?
Feeds the spinning wheel of needing to do more while making less, continuing to sacrifice real growth because you have no idea how much money youāll have at the end of the month, which then leads to burning yourself out.
If youāre wanting to switch this up and pay yourself first, letās chat!
Iām opening up 5 Owner First profit audits to look inside your business and see how we can ensure you pay yourself first and ACTUALLY build a business that is an asset to you, your family, and those you serveš
Message me audit and we can chat! They are $997!
