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Love, love, love your channel. For your equation at 5:00, it sounds like you say (Desired Annual Income) / (Hours Per Week) * (48 weeks in a year) * 1.3 (Taxes and Expenses) = Baseline for New Rate. I think you mean to also divide by 48 weeks: (Desired Annual Income) / (Hours Per Week) / (48 weeks in a year) * 1.3 (Taxes and Expenses) = Baseline for New Rate. This equation is amazing and really put pricing into perspective. Thank you so much for what you're doing!
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Love, love, love your channel. For your equation at 5:00, it sounds like you say
(Desired Annual Income) / (Hours Per Week) * (48 weeks in a year) * 1.3 (Taxes and Expenses) = Baseline for New Rate.
I think you mean to also divide by 48 weeks:
(Desired Annual Income) / (Hours Per Week) / (48 weeks in a year) * 1.3 (Taxes and Expenses) = Baseline for New Rate.
This equation is amazing and really put pricing into perspective. Thank you so much for what you're doing!
That sounds right! Thanks Robert, I must have mis-spoken! Glad you were able to understand what I meant to say and that it was helpful!