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Based in Conroe, TX and serving clients nationwide.

Helping self-employed individuals and small business owners with personal and business funding, affordable virtual tax filing, back tax help, and step-by-step credit repair plans that actually work.

10/29/2026

“It only took me 30 minutes to make it.”

Not if you started the clock AFTER you got home with the supplies.

You spent 20 minutes answering messages.
30 minutes going to the store.
30 minutes making the order.
And 40 minutes delivering it.

That’s TWO HOURS, sweetie, not 30 minutes.

Say the customer paid $25 and you used $10 worth of supplies. You have $15 left before any other business costs or taxes. Spread that over two hours and you get $7.50 an hour, not the $30 an hour you thought you made by counting only the time you spent making it. 😬

Before you change your price, try this with your next order:

Count the messages, shopping, making, packing, delivery, and cleanup. If you’re doing several orders together, split that shared time between them. Every plate doesn’t get charged for the same whole grocery trip, friend. After you do that, look at what could change.

A pickup window?
A delivery fee?
Fewer custom options?
A price that leaves room for your time?

Don’t pick a number out of thin air. Start by finding out what the current one is paying you.

This is why **Billion-Dollar Ideas & Other Casual Thoughts** has a whole “What My Time Costs” step. Your time needs a place in the plan, too. 💗

**Save this post. Time your next order from the FIRST message.**

10/28/2026

“Everybody else charges $15, so I’ll charge $15.”

Ummm...Ok so do y’all have the same expenses?
Are they delivering like you?
Putting the same amount in each order?
Buying supplies at the same price?

Their $15 might work for THEM. We still need to see what yours is doing.

Yesterday, we talked about figuring out how much of your supplies each order actually uses. Put those numbers together before you agree to another order. You have to know what it’ll cost you to fill it in order to determine what’ll be left for you.

In Billion-Dollar Ideas & Other Casual Thoughts, there’s a whole section called “I’m Not Splitting That Bill” where we work through your costs, your price, and what your business keeps. Get your journal, grab your receipts, and let’s see if that price you picked makes sense for YOUR hustle. 💗

Visit www.mypremiertaxsolutionsllc.com/journal or click the link in my bio to grab your copy

10/27/2026

Let's say you bought $60 worth of supplies… but did you use all $60 on THAT order? Friend, this is where your numbers can start telling you the wrong story.

Say you paid $20 for 50 containers. Those containers cost you 40¢ each. If you sold 20 plates, you used $8 worth of containers, not the whole $20 pack. The other $12 is still sitting there, waiting on the next batch. 😂

Same with the vinyl for your shirts, the products you use to do hair, or the cleaning supplies you carry from house to house.

Keep track of what you bought AND how much each job used. Otherwise, one order looks like it ate up all your money, while the next one looks extra profitable because you already had the supplies. Neither one is giving you the full picture.

Count those hours separately, too. We need to see what you’re getting back for all that work.

This is about figuring out what each order costs you. How the purchases go on your taxes is a separate conversation.

**Comment HUSTLE to find costs you might be overlooking.**

10/26/2026

“Friend, I sold out!” 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Okayyy! Now how much did YOU get to keep?

You bought the supplies, made the orders, answered the messages, and spent half your Saturday delivering them. Then somebody asked for a discount because they “know you.” Before you do it all again, write down:

✔What came in.
✔What you spent.
✔How long it took.
📌AND DON'T FORGET THE LITTLE STUFF (The extra store run. The packaging. The delivery you said you’d do for free.)

You might find out you need a different price, a pickup rule, or fewer options, and not more customers.

**Getting orders is exciting and all, but let’s make sure you like what’s left when you finish them. 💙**

Which part takes more time than people realize: making it, dealing with messages, or getting it to the customer?

Comment your answer below, then add hashtag HUSTLE for a FREE expense guide to help you spot costs you might’ve missed when adding up what you REALLY kept.

10/25/2026

Been talking about business all week, but today, I need to hear something for ME. 🤍

I’ve got ideas, plans, and a whole list of things I’m trying to make happen. Sometimes I need to put all that down long enough to pray, listen, and let somebody pour into me.

Before I start figuring out what everybody needs from me this week… let me get what I need, first.

Happy Sunday, friend. I hope you make room for that today. 🤍

10/25/2026

I want the business. But I want a LIFE, too. ❤

I wanna take the trip, eat somewhere good, and put my phone down without feeling like I’m abandoning everybody.

So while you’re figuring out what to sell, figure out what you’re willing to give it. If you only want to do hair on Saturdays, those are your booking days. If you sell plates on Fridays, you can have an order cutoff. You don’t have to accept “Can you make just one more?” at midnight.

Making money doing something you’re good at doesn’t mean everybody gets access to you whenever they feel like it.

Think on this....What’s one thing you want your business to leave room for?

Mine? Trips. We’ve established that. 😂🌴

10/23/2026

So you told a few people what you’re selling, gave them the price… and nobody bought. Now you’re ready to say, “See? That’s why I don’t even try.” 😭

Hold on, friend. What did they ACTUALLY say? The hack is in their words...

“I don’t need one right now.”
“That’s more than I was trying to spend.”
“Can you have it ready sooner?”

Those are three different answers that require 3 different "fixes". Before you drop your price, ASK:

“What’s making you hesitate?"

Then listen. Don’t start defending the price or promising to change everything. We’re trying to understand what stopped them. If they needed it sooner, making it cheaper doesn’t fix that. If they don’t need birthday shirts, asking them ten more times doesn’t create a birthday. (LOL)

Look for what keeps coming up in the objections, adjust ONE thing, then try again with people who actually need what you’re offering.

Your first little test is supposed to give you data. Before you go scrapping the whole idea, give yourself a chance to use it. 💗

"NO" can be a confidence crusher when you're presenting your baby (business idea) to the public for the first time. Its the #1 reason lots of people can't get started. That's why **Billion-Dollar Ideas & Other Casual Thoughts**
journal doesn’t stop at “write down your idea.” We’re working through what happens when you put it out there, too.

**Billion-Dollar Ideas & Other Casual Thoughts**
Visit www.mypremiertaxsolutionsllc.com/journal or click the link in my bio to grab your copy

10/22/2026

This is how you test your idea to see if someone would ACTUALLY buy it.

Before you buy enough supplies to serve the whole neighborhood, give a few people ONE thing they can actually order.

Don't say: “I’m thinking about making birthday shirts.”

Put some confidence on it: “You said your daughter’s birthday is next week, right? I can make her a shirt with her name and age in her favorite colors. It’s $25, and I can have it ready Friday. You want me to make her one?”

Now we have something to work with. 😂

Here’s your homework:

💗 Pick ONE product or service.
💗 Tell them exactly what they get, what it costs, and how to order.
💗 Put it in front of 5–10 people who would actually need it.

Already have a hustle? Try this with that new item or service you’ve been thinking about adding, then pay attention. If you hear:

“Girl, that’s cute!” It means she likes it.
“Can you have one ready for my daughter’s birthday?” It means she’s considering it. We Like That!
If she pays you to make it? Now we know we've got something good enough to spend money on..

If nobody buys, ask what held them back before you spend more. We’re gathering information, friend, not sentencing your idea to death. 😂

This exercise is straight from **Billion-Dollar Ideas & Other Casual Thoughts**. The page pictured helps you set up your first little test. The journal walks you through what to do with the results.

**Save this and try it with ONE offer. 💗**

Want to work through the rest with me?
mypremiertaxsolutionsllc.com/journal or click the link in my bio to grab a copy

10/21/2026

Yesterday we talked about that “little hustle” you keep saying isn’t a business.

Now that we've established how you're playing in your own face (lol)… what do you wanna DO with the business? Keep taking orders whenever somebody asks?
Or begin putting a plan behind something that’s already getting people to pay you?

Come to think of it, how many more ideas do you have in your head waiting their turn?… Ok, but which one actually deserves your time? 😂

If you had to ponder more than 10 seconds to answer any one of those questions, YOU are the person I created **Billion-Dollar Ideas & Other Casual Thoughts** for. The **Billion-Dollar Ideas & Other Casual Thoughts** guided journal is place to get those ideas out of your head, narrow them down, work through your pricing, and figure out your next move.

You saying, “I could make money doing that” deserves a little more respect than a screenshot buried in your phone.

**Get your journal and give that idea somewhere to grow. **

mypremiertaxsolutionsllc.com/journal or click the link in my bio to grab your copy

10/20/2026

You keep saying “I don’t have a business”… So where did that extra money come from?

You do hair after work? That can be a business.
Sell plates on Fridays? That can be a business.
Make birthday shirts? That can be a business.
Clean houses on the weekend? That can be a business.

And before you say “But I don’t have an LLC”… friend, you can have a business without an LLC.

The blank shirts, the hair supplies, the containers for those plates, the shopping cart full of cleaning supplies? Yea, you’ve been spending money to make money.

Keep those receipts! We need to see what all can count on your taxes. 💎

DM me your side hustle right now and I'll send you a list of things you've most likely paid for that could become deductions for on your tax return.

Come TAX SEASON 2027, you're gonna be movin on up like Weezy and George 😜

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