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Mastering Freelance Finances: The Variable Income System

Mastering Freelance Finances: The Variable Income System

Season 1 Episode 342 Published 2 years, 4 months ago
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Freelance Grant Writer Summit | Free, 2-Day Summit October 13th–14th

Learn how to find better-fit clients, confidently price your services, and build consistent freelance income through live trainings, panels, and coaching.

Save your free seat: https://grantwritingandfunding.com/grant-summit


Gina Knox is a financial and wealth coach for entrepreneurs with variable income who teaches them how to build their business savings.

In this episode, Gina explains the issues with a budgeting based approach, the different banking strategies that can increase your capital, and how much you should pay yourself from your grant writing business.

She also talks about how to approach debt in your business, what you need to cover in a sales call with a potential client, and the mindset shift when moving from being an employee to a business owner.

About Gina Knox

Gina Knox is a financial coach for entrepreneurs with variable income. She teaches entrepreneurs how to build their business savings and create a 7 figure wealth portfolio. Over her career as a coach, Gina has helped her clients save over 6.3 million dollars in less than 3 years.

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