I wanted to explain in more detail how you could chart a path to getting to $1MM in Liquid Assets. There are a number of paths to get there, some people use Real Estate Investing, which is one of my Favs. And, there are other ways like selling products that you can use in order to reach the milestone of $1,000,000.00+ in liquid assets might seem daunting, when you break it down into achievable action steps that can make it more manageable.
Here are ten simplified scenarios showing how you can achieve this goal through different pricing strategies and customer bases:
1. 5,000 people buying a $200 product:
- Total: 5,000 * $200 = $1,000,000
2. 2,000 people buying a $500 product:
- Total: 2,000 * $500 = $1,000,000
3. 1,000 people buying a $1,000 product:
- Total: 1,000 * $1,000 = $1,000,000
4. 500 people buying a $2,000 product:
- Total: 500 * $2,000 = $1,000,000
5. 300 people buying a $3,333 product:
- Total: 300 * $3,333 = $999,900 (close enough to $1,000,000)
6. 5,000 people paying $17 per month for 12 months:
- Total: 5,000 $17 12 = $1,020,000
7. 2,000 people paying $42 per month for 12 months:
- Total: 2,000 $42 12 = $1,008,000
8. 1,000 people paying $83 per month for 12 months:
- Total: 1,000 $83 12 = $996,000 (close to $1,000,000)
9. 500 people paying $167 per month for 12 months:
- Total: 500 $167 12 = $1,002,000
10. 300 people paying $278 per month for 12 months:
- Total: 300 $278 12 = $1,000,800
Each of these scenarios demonstrates a different approach to reaching the same financial goal. Whether you prefer selling high-ticket items to fewer people or lower-priced subscriptions to a larger audience, there's a strategy here that can fit your business model. By breaking down the numbers, the path to $1,000,000 becomes clearer and more attainable.
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