Lisa has been working a full time job and then working on her business in the evening. she makes$6,000 per month at her full time job. how much income should lisa be making from her business before quitting her full time job?

If Lisa makes $6,000 per month at her full time job and then working on her business in the evening, she should be making at least $6,000 frmo her business before quitting her full time job. If Lisa is use to making $6,000 and needs that to support herself and her bills, then she would want that same amount of money to be coming in from another source before she can quit her current job. If Lisa is making money from her business already and needs that in conjunction to the $6,000 she makes at her full time job than that money needs to be included in her income before she leaves her job.

$1800

Explanation:

She has to a least make $1800 from her work at home bus before she quits her day job

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