If you’re earning from both a job and a business, the tax code can work for you — not against you. Learn how to: 💰 Offset W-2 income with legitimate business deductions 💼 Build wealth strategically through tax planning 🏡 Turn everyday expenses into write-offs You work too hard to overpay in taxes. It’s time to make every dollar earn its keep. 🎙️ Jenni Hendrix | Tax Strategist & Business Coach

She was making $100K a year, working 50 hours a week, and still struggling — behind on bills, no savings, and a $12K tax bill. After joining Motivated Money: ✅ $300K income ✅ 3 months vacation ✅ Clean books, no tax surprises ✅ 5 stylists hired ✅ 610 ➝ 745 credit score Hard work isn’t the problem — the lack of strategy is.

This client was buried in $100K+ of debt, hadn’t filed taxes in years, and was double-taxed because of the wrong entity setup. After working with Motivated Money: ✅ Income grew to $395K/year ✅ Debt slashed down to $10K ✅ Taxes filed and current ✅ Entity restructured for big savings ✅ Confidence + financial control The difference? Strategy.

If you’re only meeting with your tax preparer once a year, you’re already too late. Tax prep just records what happened. Tax planning decides what happens next. Every financial move you make — IRA contributions, new assets, scaling your business — shapes your tax bill before tax season even begins. The difference between overpaying the IRS and keeping more of your money? Strategy.

Most entrepreneurs underprice their services because they base it on emotions instead of strategy. Here’s the truth: • Your prices aren’t set by what you’d pay • You need to know competitors + national averages • You must calculate your true cost per sale • Profit margins under 20%? That’s a red flag If you don’t know your profit margin, it’s time to fix that. Stop guessing, start pricing with strategy. Are you a premium brand or a discount baddie?

From financial chaos to closing on a $450,000 home in less than a year. This digital marketer was making $80K but couldn’t qualify for a mortgage because of how their income was structured. After 10 months of Motivated Money Systems, they’re reporting $150K in balanced income, organized their finances, built a down payment, and just became homeowners. This isn’t just about making more money—it’s about making money make sense.