£5,000 per month represents another significant milestone.
If sustained:
But Alex’s story shouldn’t be presented simply as:
“Look how much money Alex made.”
The more interesting question is:
Because income is rarely the ultimate objective.
For some practitioners, it’s reducing another clinical commitment.
For others, it’s greater flexibility.
More family time.
Fewer days working.
More control over their diary.
Or simply the satisfaction of having built something of their own.
For Alex, it justified all the time, energy and money he spent on training.
What Changed?
At this level, random activity becomes increasingly difficult.
You need to understand things such as: