I’ve been talking about helping others make $1M a year for a long time. I helped others get to $1M before I even did. I remember wishing it were my time and wondering why it wasn’t. At the same time, I was proud of my skillset and the fact that I could do it for others. I’m not going to lie though – other millionaires still didn’t “respect” me fully until I made $1M myself.

For years, I’ve unapologetically spoken about the power of making a lot of money – as long as it was part-time and peaceful. I’ll never make more at the sacrifice of my peace, but I will always look for ways to make more money in a peaceful way.

The thing is…

I’m a girl that loves designer bags, nails, lashes, first class flights, and luxurious experiences. I love being the “rich friend.”

But in this current world, where a lot of people are “tired of the race” and “don’t even need that much money” and think having a brand centered around making $1M is a “red flag” – I respectfully disagree.

If I didn’t have other women “flaunting” making $1M…I would’ve never seen what was possible for myself. And when I joined this industry in 2019, I barely saw anyone make $1M without burning out and leaving the industry.

Are there a lot of people saying they help others scale to 7 figures? Maybe.

But not peacefully.

And they’re not me.

My results speak for themselves.

I have taken multiple people from under $100K to $1M,

Could I make my brand less about money and more about peace? No – and I never will. Because money is a part of having peace. It provides resources and options. 

I am not going to water my brand and beliefs down. If you don’t want to make a lot of money (peacefully), you’re in the wrong place.

This industry needs a brand that is centered around making a lot of money, peacefully.

That’s why my brand is.

I’ve seen what making a lot more money peacefully has done for my clients. I’ve seen them heal from burnout, buy their first homes, send their kids to their dream schools, buy designer bags, invest in luxury spa days, become authors, quit their 9-5s, impact hundreds of lives with their work, and so much more.

If I could ask you to walk away from this blog with anything – it would be to stop assuming that making a lot of money or scaling is wrong, unethical, painful, unbalanced, and unnecessary.

Stop assuming that talking about making a lot of money is a “red flag.”

Anyone that wants to keep you “humble” and “down to earth” is.

Kirsten

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