Release the Stress....

Profit Pilot • Technician Toolkit

Find your stress‑free point

That golden number where business and personal expenses are covered each month—so you can stop worrying about what’s coming in and get your headspace back.

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Why this matters

Running a business isn’t always easy. But when you know your numbers, you take a huge step toward releasing the stress and giving yourself back a bit of headspace.

What you’ll get

• Exactly how many sales and jobs you need each month to cover all your outgoings (yes, including those cheeky coffee stops ☕).
• Clarity on where you’re investing your marketing %, and how small changes (like converting more calls or nudging up your average order value) can make a big difference.
• A simple way to budget for key areas of your business—so you don’t end up scrambling at the end of the month.
• The game‑changer: set up bank “pots” to put aside money for the important stuff, instead of hoping there’s something left over.

What your colleagues say

“Setting up these pots has made life a whole lot easier—and a lot less stressful.”

How the tool helps

Sales & jobs clarity

Know the monthly numbers that cover both business and personal outgoings.

Marketing levers

See the impact of better call conversion and a higher average order value.

Sensible budgeting

Plan for key spend categories so you’re not scrambling at month‑end.

Bank pots

Allocate money to the right places proactively to stay stress‑free.

A quick note

It’s a guide and works on standard things like general tax rates, etc. For your specific situation, you may need a professional advisor to look things over—but this will give you a strong steer toward less stress.

Ready to try it?

Give it a whirl and see what your numbers are telling you. When you’re done, print the report and keep it handy—it’s amazing how much clarity it brings. Feedback is always welcome.

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Questions or thoughts?

Want to share your own “stress‑free point”? I’d love to hear what’s working (or not!) for you.

Take care (and take a deep breath!)