Sometimes I sit down to record an episode and I know it's going to be a little more… tough love.
Not because I want to call you out.
Because I want to call you forward.
Today we're talking about the difference between the businesses that grow (in whatever "growth" means for them)… and the ones that stay stuck, stalled, and quietly frustrated.
And no, it's not always strategy.
It's not always the algorithm.
It's not because you're not "cut out for it".
More often, it's this:
You're consuming. You're investing. You're learning.
But you're not implementing.
You've started a million things and completed… half.
You've bought the course and never finished it.
You've listened to the podcast, thought "YES", then life happened… and nothing changed.
I recorded this episode after a powerful breakthrough with a 1:1 client who had the self-awareness to say:
"I've been showing up around growth… but I haven't been taking action."
And once she decided to take radical responsibility for her part in that?
Everything started moving. Fast.
It also held a mirror up to me. Because yep… I've done it too.
So in this episode of The Wellness Business Show, I'm breaking down seven steps to shift out of stagnation and into momentum.
Not in a hustle-y way. In a grounded, honest, take-your-power-back way.
Inside, we cover:
why progress is impossible without change (and why change feels so uncomfortable)
getting brutally honest about what you actually want
the real reasons it hasn't happened yet (knowledge gaps, priorities, beliefs, avoidance)
the yes/no duality: every yes is a no to something else (and vice versa)
the "backpack" of old priorities you've outgrown and what needs to be unpacked
how to make a plan you'll actually commit to
why accountability is where most people retreat (and where growth happens)
how being the model for your clients makes you magnetic
If you're ready to stop circling the same goals and start moving with intention, this one will hit.
When you're done listening, come and tell me in the DMs:
Where have you been avoiding the discomfort… and what are you choosing differently now?
