BACKGROUND:

The recent big-swinging dick, Red Pill move by Tim Cook & Apple effectively telling the IRS to go fist themselves over 'unfair' corporate overseas tax rates they won't be paying anytime soon got me thinking about how I can relate bolder business practices into my everyday life.

LET'S GET STARTED:

Most (effective) companies utilize KPI's (Key Performance Indicators) aka Gross Profitability, COGS, etc.

I recently started viewing my interactions with people in my life, like I do in my business, as clients where there is a transaction of value occurring - ideally in equal parts both ways.

PROBLEM:

In your business or your life do ever find yourself thinking "there aren't enough hours in the day"...every hour of the day? You have limited time and resources, and you can't divide them equally amongst clients - nor should you in your everyday life. You have to prioritize your most profitable clients and people first.

MAJOR TAKEAWAY ---> THERE ARE KPI'S YOU SHOULD BE MONITORING

Unfortunately, some of you make the mistake of letting "clients" tap you for additional services without additional compensation. It can't be all give and no take Like many other UNPROFITABLE companies (BP/matrix/globalist agenda supplicants), you might not be aware of how many hours you spend devoted to clients that are actually breaking your bank (mentally, physically, spiritually, etc).

SOLUTION & ELI5 RETARD-LEVEL BREAKDOWN:

I suggest you measure how many of your hours are spent in support for a given "client". Are you paying more for this support than that "client"is in receiving it?

= Monthly "Billling" per Client / Number of Hours Spent Supporting That Client

Start doing the math. Like TRP, the numbers may be very painful to swallow but are worth it long term.

** SUMMARY **

Start figuring out the hard numbers behind what the relationships in your life our actually costing you in time, energy, resources, money, health.

Treat your life like a profitable company, you are the CEO.

Get rid of draining clients (aka people/relationships)