233 || Practical Lessons from a Business Coach about How to Invest in Your Dream || with Katie Wussow

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Have you counted the cost of your dream?

This episode is the second of three conversations in my financial series in which we’re talking about how to think about spending your hard-earning money on a dream and how to determine if your dream should be a business or a hobby.

My guest this week is Business Coach Katie Wussow, who shared her dreamer story in episode 167.

This time we’re talking about making wise investments in your dream, whether it’s a passion project or a business. Katie brings levelheadedness and practicality to the conversation. 

Here are a few topical highlights you don't want to miss: 

• The mistake of spending money to solve a problem you don't yet fully understand,
• Making a realistic assessment of the costs involved in saying yes to a dream, and
• The difference between an investment in your dream and an expense it requires.

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