Most people would call you a success. You’ve got a business, revenue is coming in, and customers keep coming back. So why does that voice keep whispering that you got lucky? That one day, everyone will realize you don’t actually
If you’re working 60+ hours a week and your revenue isn’t growing proportionally, something’s broken. And I doubt it’s your work ethic. 42% of small-business owners report burnout. You’re not the only one running this hard and feeling stuck. And
The economy is always changing. For example, today the US government is shut down, there is uncertainty about tariffs, and many are observing the signs of a coming recession. As a result, nearly every business owner is wondering if there’s
If you’re trying to improve business performance, doing more probably feels like the only option. More hours. More offers. More hires. More leads. More pressure. Think back to when you started your business. You probably didn’t think this is what
Congratulations! Your business is growing. You’re hitting milestones. Revenue’s coming in. That’s all great, until it isn’t. And it isn’t when it starts costing you your health, your relationships, or your sanity. Maybe it shows up as burnout. Or depression.
Most entrepreneurs have had those moments (if not longer periods of time) when they wanted the easy button for unlocking their business’s growth. This desire usually stems from reaching a revenue plateau where they feel stuck, from decreased revenue due
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