Let’s get real honest here for a second. The old me wouldn’t think twice about forking over my salary for a new weekend outfit. But investing in my education or buying a tool that would make my life easier? Forget about it. When I started my business in January 2022, I kept it lean. However, I quickly realized that if I wanted to grow, I needed to change my relationship with money. Little by little, I investing in tools and services that helped me level up. A Grammarly subscription here, an Adobe Audition subscription there. Then I started to hit my stride. The more I invested in my business, the more money I brought in. And let me be clear: I’ve made a ton of investments that didn’t panned out. Last year, I spent nearly $6k on developing a course for TV reporters looking to leave the news industry. And guess what? I only had 8 sales. After fees, I made about $1000. But that investment wasn’t a loss because it taught me valuable lessons for building my next project. It was th...