You started your business to gain freedom—freedom to live life on your terms, to work less and earn more. But somewhere along the way, things got flipped. You’re working longer hours, taking home less pay, and your dream business is starting to feel more like a burden.
Sound familiar? It’s a common struggle for many business owners who find themselves underpaid and overworked...but it doesn’t have to be that way. You can pay yourself more and reclaim your time, without sacrificing the growth of your business. The key is learning how to structure your finances so your business works for you—not the other way around.
Join us on 🗓️ Wednesday, October 30 at 1:00 p.m. ET for an exclusive webinar, How to Pay Yourself More Without Hurting Your Business. Led by Certified Profit First Professional Craig Dacy, you’ll learn actionable steps to increase your income and build a business that supports your ideal lifestyle.
Whether you’re struggling to pay yourself or just want to fine-tune your financial strategy, this webinar will give you a step-by-step game plan to start taking home more money, more consistently.
You’ll learn:
💡 Why so many business owners are overworked and underpaid
🔁 A simple system for creating consistent paychecks
📊 How to calculate the income you need to support your ideal lifestyle
📅 Ways to establish a sustainable pay schedule and quarterly bonuses
About Craig Dacy
Craig Dacy is the owner of DACY Financial Coaching, a money coaching firm based in Austin, TX. After years of working with small business owners, Craig knows how overwhelming managing business finances can be. His goal is simple—to help you run a business that is permanently profitable. You deserve to have a business that creates more time, makes you more money and serves more people.
Abut Profit First Professionals
How to Cash Flow is a webinar series, by Relay and Profit First Professionals, that helps small businesses get equipped with the knowledge, tooling and support needed to get cash flow clarity and learn to run a sustainable, profitable business.
